Top Five Inspirational Best Selling Books for Week of Nov 03 2007

Posted by Nick Grimshawe in Friday, November 2nd 2007   under: Top 5 Inspirational Best Selling Books       

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This is our 5th week compiling this list from Amazon’s top 100 best selling books. The purpose of the list is just to let you know what is happening in the genre of Inspirational Literature. I make no scientific claim for this list. I am always looking for a better way to compile this list. If you have read any of these books and would like to send a review for publication here, please send your review to BSMbookreview@nickgrimshawe.ws .

Rank: TW(this week) LW (last week) # of w (number of weeks on the list).

1. Five Wishes: How Answering One Simple Question Can Make Your Dreams Come True By Gay Hendricks TW #1 LW#5 # of W 3

2. Women & Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny Suze Orman TW #2 LW # 0 # of W 1

3. The Secret By Rhonda Bryne TW # 3 LW # 3 # of W 5

4. Become a Better You by Joel Osteen TW # 4 LW # 1 # of W 3

5.Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Timeby Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin TW # 5 LW # 4 # of W 5

That’s this weeks selection.

I have a question for you? What is your number one inspirational book? Leave a comment and let me know. Don’t forget I have an occasional prize from people who comment.

Nick


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tere616 Said,
November 3rd, 2007 @4:23 pm  

That’s the difficult question because I have a lot of book that inspired me. But there’s 1book that I always look at it, the quotation of Paulo Coelho’s book, Life.

Oh, and the other one, the famous one several years ago, “Who moved my cheese” …

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archana raghuram Said,
November 4th, 2007 @1:50 am  

#1 inspirational book of all times - 7 Habits of highly effective people.

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Nick Grimshawe Said,
November 4th, 2007 @3:27 am  

tere616

I am not familiar with Paul Coelho’s book, Life, but I am going to order it right away. “Who Moved My Cheese” is one of those little classics. I loved it too.

Thank You for your comments. Please come back soon and comment again.

Nick

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Nick Grimshawe Said,
November 4th, 2007 @3:31 am  

Hi Archana,

I have used that book “7 Habits” very effectively in many situations. First seek to understand, then be understood, is one of my guiding principles.

Thanks for commenting.

Nick

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Bob Mims Said,
November 8th, 2007 @5:09 pm  

Hi Nick,
My all time favorite inspriational book is “You Can If You Think You Can” by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. Dr. Peale’s books predate “The Secret”, “7 Habits” and a number of other very good books that I have read. He also has written a very good 12 step program to live by called “12 Steps To A Happy And Successful Life”. May be there are a few oldtimers like me that have read Dr. Peale’s books. I would love to hear from a few that have read some or all of Dr. Peale’s books.
Bob Mims

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Nick Grimshawe Said,
November 8th, 2007 @5:20 pm  

Hi Bob,

I have read “You Can If You Think You Can” a while ago now. It’s great to get a reminder however. I am not familiar with “12 Steps to A Happy and Successful Life.” I will be looking for a copy. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale is on of the pioneers of this field.

As one old timer to another, lets hear from the rest of you. What is your all time favorite Inspirational book?

Thanks Bob for taking the time to comment. Please feel free to come back and comment again.

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Susan Said,
November 8th, 2007 @6:07 pm  

Ok, I hestitate here because I don’t remember the author….sec I will google it….Ok got it now.

Called; “Eat Pray Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert
A customer brought this book in to loan me and I was grateful they did.
This book is a great read very inspiring, funny, passionate and thought provoking. I loved it anyway.

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Nick Grimshawe Said,
November 8th, 2007 @9:15 pm  

Thanks Susan,

Again a book I am not familiar with. “Eat Pray Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert.

I will add it to my growing list. I will check it out at Amazon. I think I have seen it on there list.

This is great I am getting quite a nice list to post.

Nick

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