How to Solve Heart Break
Forget the fairytale. Make your own!
'I hate Cinderella' is an inspirational novel for anyone who has ever had a broken heart, cried for days and been unable to eat, sleep or concentrate.
'I hate Cinderella' is an inspirational novel for anyone who has ever had a broken heart, cried for days and been unable to eat, sleep or concentrate.
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If you are going through a breakup, Amanda Cole has some helpful advice for you.
Step number 1: Eat Chocolate!
Amanda Cole’s book “I Hate Cinderella” has a lot more good advice and what becomes apparent when reading her book is that much of it remains below the surface.
Some of the people who have read “I Hate Cinderella” saw in it an action plan for
“Getting what they want out out life”.
Like the woman whose marriage had just collapsed who wrote to Cole after reading the book to thank her for helping her “recover herself”. Others also saw in it a system for finding out what they want in life and more importantly who they want to be and as a result have taken up new activities like painting or changed their job.
Step number 1: Eat Chocolate!
Amanda Cole’s book “I Hate Cinderella” has a lot more good advice and what becomes apparent when reading her book is that much of it remains below the surface.
Some of the people who have read “I Hate Cinderella” saw in it an action plan for
“Getting what they want out out life”.
Like the woman whose marriage had just collapsed who wrote to Cole after reading the book to thank her for helping her “recover herself”. Others also saw in it a system for finding out what they want in life and more importantly who they want to be and as a result have taken up new activities like painting or changed their job.
