Book Reviews, Anyone?
October 23rd, 2007 by Rose Rosetree
Dear Blog-Buddies:
Reviews are begining to pop into my in-box, not as plentiful as spam but way more inspiring. Please share your comments here about my new book, Cut Cords of Attachment. Then, if you’re willing to do an extra favor, cut and paste your words and turn them into a review at Amazon, right at this page. As you may know, you need not buy the book from Amazon in order to review it there; besides, for the best service, it is smart (as well as kind) to buy from the publisher.
I’m especially interested to know if you have a favorite story or technique from the book. But all reactions and ideas are interesting, and could be helpful for our blog community.
By T. Elmanovich “Tatyana Tanika” (Encino, California United States)
The phenomenon of attachment cords is a serious issue. It can poison your relationships with loved ones, it may cripple your child’s soul, and it may tie you to your enemy.
Twenty years ago, I met first psychics in my life. The very first thing that they tried to do was cut cords to my adopted son and to my enemies…
Oh yes, it helped. It changed my life.
But out there was not a single written/published line about this. Only strong and bold psychics did cut attachment cords intuitively! Rose Rosetree was one of them! And her students and clients became her “teachers” and “co-authors” by allowing Rose to work with their attachment issues, and observe the results.
Rose Rosetree based her innovative book “Cut Cords of Attachment” on her personal proven experience. This is why you can trust this book. Rose Rosetree knows what she is writing about!
Thank you, Rose! Your book will save and better countless number of relationships! They need healing badly, we know it!
While reading “Cut Cords of Attachment,” I felt like a delighted child. Easy, conversational prose, full of relatable references (to Harry Potter, even!) and step-by-step assurance. Rose’s approach definitely encourages reader confidence.
I also appreciate how she acknowledges other techniques, explaining how the 12 Steps expand upon other methods (and thereby ensure success). She tells us that every technique has its place, yet the depth of each of the 12 Steps tells me that I’d rather not waste my time cutting corners.
Rose’s explanation of the Energy Sandwich (especially in the review and overview section of the book) makes such perfect SENSE; in this instance and in others, she satisfies the need of those of us who like to know “why,” but she doesn’t let us get stuck there.
I can honestly imagine Rose sitting right next to me, telling me these stories and teaching me herself. She’s done such a wonderful job, infusing the book with her own contagious energy and passing along that courageous confidence to readers (in my case, at least). All it takes is willingness, belief, and practice!
Blog-Buddy Judi McClimans wrote: “I dove right into it. It is thorough, informative and delightfully written (as usual for Rose).”