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Book review Living your life alive By Autumn Shields


Book review Living your life alive By Autumn Shields 


Living your life alive By Autumn Shields is a great book it is very inspirational and filled with encouraging words.

My favorite part of the book is the fill-in questions after every chapter. Each chapter is super easy to read and short to the point.

Great Book that is inspirational and interesting and enjoyable to read each page is wonderful and I love the cover it is beautiful.

Autumn’s Book is a beautiful reminder to live your life to the fullest. The advice she gives is wonderful, and I recommend this book to anyone that needs a pick me up in life.

This really makes you think about your life and how to live it to the fullest. 

This book would make for a wonderful birthday or Christmas gift for anyone that likes a good book and enjoy’s reading. 

I found this book to be peaceful and calming a great book to wash away your bad days. 

I really liked this book I could not put it down. The Author Autumn shields did an amazing job writing the story I also loved the cover it is pretty. 

It is a must-read you should differently read this.


You can find this amazing book On Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Living-Your-Life-Alive-Learning-ebook/dp/B01ETG0XSE/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Living+your+life+alive+By+Autumn+Shields&qid=1565898166&s=gateway&sr=8-4

You can buy the book on Kindle: 

You can also buy the book as an Audible Audiobook

You can also buy the book as a hardback on amazon as well hope you enjoy this amazing book.


I RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE BOOKS FOR THE BOOK REVIEWS ON THIS BLOG BUT WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE A REVIEW. 
ALL OPINIONS ARE MINE. 


What I learned from this book is that it is ok to dream big and live your life to the fullest.



















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