Title: Dreadful. Don't bother.
Product review: This book, published by the author, has very little to do with depression and mostly to do with the author's opinions of himself and the world. I could carry on endlessly about all the faults of this book, but nothing speaks louder than the author's own words. Here are some direct quotes from the book: "A white shirt or blouse under a black coat often enhances class." "A little makeup and lipstick to welcome your husband home after a day of hard work may do wonders - try it." "But, pardon me for asking, how can anybody portray themselves to have a family emphasis with the history and background of polygamy like the Mormons do?" "Stay simple, let the man be the head of the household." "Along the way we're also confronted with the perverted sex like homosexuality." It's hard to believe this book could help anyone suffering from depression. More likely, the reader would end up even further depressed.
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