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1 author picked Anatomy of Errors as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
There are literally thousands of life-coaching books on the market right now, but I found this particular title in a charity shop many years ago.
It gets to the point, offering concise solutions to combat irrational thinking. I love a psychological ‘life dictionary’ and although it was published in 1993, I believe that the given solutions would be much the same if it were re-written today.
From Karen's list on The most inspiring books that have a special meaning to me as an author and reader.
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