Book Review - No Experts Needed - Midwest Book Review

Midwest Book Review - Mark Nash, Reviewer, April 2008

Louise Lewis' new book is for those looking for main stream advice from everyday people on the meaning of life, and how to deal with the curve balls placed in our path along the way. Purposely void of pundits, commentators and Dr. Phil, Ms. Lewis brings us a variety of in-the-trenches perspectives on many issues that trouble all of us at one point or another. Written in a clear, methodical style, No Experts Needed is an easy book to put down and pick up without losing the point.

No Experts Needed is a good book to use as a spiritual reference guide when you have those moments when life overwhelms you. The author's anecdotes in a multitude of different situations brought a smile or an ah-ha to my lips. Just when I didn't think I needed an uplift from my life, reading this book re-awoke in me my need to give in order to get. Plus give with pleasure and have no expectations in the favor being returned. This book is a breath of fresh air, one that you should keep close at hand to keep your emotional life focused.