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Book Review: Not a Blueprint: It's the Shoe Prints That Matter--A Journey Through Toxic Relationships



Book Review: Not a Blueprint: It's the Shoe Prints That Matter--A Journey Through Toxic Relationships


This book is a little scary some subjects like a women being abused by her husband and talking about it in the book and  it also talks about toxic relationships between to teenagers some of the things they talk about are a little touchy to some people but it is a true sign of what a toxic relationship is this book is also full of intense raw emotions.

This is a Christian book with truth it will really open your eyes to what a toxic relationship is.

This book brought a lot of members back.

 My mom always talked with me and mom sisters about toxic relationships and how to know that you are in one you don't have to stay in a toxic relationship Get Help.

There are so many people that have been in a toxic relationship and abusive home life there are ways you can get the help you need go to someone you trust and get away from the person that is hurting you.

Back the book I think this is a good book for those of you who are in a toxic relationship or an abuse one or just getting out of one.

 the author Nina put her heart and soul in this book and really touched the lives that she has lived all the pain the sadness and anger the bitterness that comes from being abused and in a toxic relationship.

What are toxic relationships Nina talks about what they are and how to get out of them the Lord will also help you get out of one and he will guide you on how to leave that person for good and how it is OK to leave that person when you need too it is never fun to be in a toxic relationship.

Be open to what God is doing in your life if he removes you from that toxic relationship you are in so be it he has a better plan for you.

jeremiah 92:11 says for I know the plans I have for you declares the Lord plans to prosper you and not to harm you plans to give you hope and a future.

Don't miss out on Gods plan for your life that toxic relationship you are in and let God to the work that he has for you and your life.

This is a good book for women in hard times searching for love in all the wrong places the only love that you need to have and search for is Gods love.

The author Nina did a really Good job on this and I can't wait to read her other book as well I am very thankful the author has allowed me to read her book and do a review.

This book would be a good fit for a consulting group at church or any class.

You can find this book on Amazon

As well as Barnes and noble

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/not-a-blueprint-its-the-shoeprints-that-matter-nina-norstrom/1122835637?ean=9781939371478

Here are the Authors websites
http://ninanorstrom.brandyourself.com/

http://www.ninanorstrom.com/

 Enjoy Reading Angelika


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