A Book Review of D. G. Kaye’s Non-Fiction, “Words We Carry”

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It is my belief that every woman on the planet should read this non-fiction inspirational story that reveals the negative self-esteem experiences that many if not all women encounter during various incidents throughout their lives, and the consequences of those experiences often begin in early childhood.

D.G. Kaye writes with empathy, compassion, and a plethora of knowledge using her own experiences to help other women understand the importance of realizing their sense of self that is intimately associated with our self-worth. Self-worth is not a vanity and it not excessive pride. It is how we access our own sense of being, of who we are.

The author, D.G. Kaye, writes with a warmhearted conversational style that beautifully eliminates dogma and in effect the judging of us, by us, and others for what we may perceive as a failure to have fallen victim to ridicule, to embarrassment, and instead we begin to believe in our personalities and our value in the world.

Our society often appears to judge women by our appearance: a cultural sense of what beauty is, a person’s station in life, and least but not last – money. If as a child we experienced being bullied, laughed at, ignored, and ridiculed, our self-worth without a positive, loving alternative from your parents, grandparents, and siblings—is damaged and our chances of feeling unlovable, inadequate, and homely take root in our psyche. A psyche that is damaged presents difficulties in our self-expression, our personalities, and our ability to thrive in the world without a sense of inadequacy. This sense of inadequacy leaves us open to being further damaged by others.

D.G. Kaye, the author, encourages us, helps us to understand, and presents a rationale that can and does present a newer, healthier view of ourselves as well as to develop healthier relationships. Once we rid ourselves of negativity, jealousy, envy, and that awful feeling of inadequacy; our inner personalities, our joy of life, and a sense of inner happiness will begin to shine.

D.G. Kaye’s inspirational non-fiction for women is the best of its kind that I have ever read, and a must read for all women. I give this book a 5-star rating.

 

29 thoughts on “A Book Review of D. G. Kaye’s Non-Fiction, “Words We Carry””

  7. Just wow Karen. Thanks for reading, digesting, reviewing and getting right into my book. I am over the moon with your in-depth and moving review. Even I want to buy the book! LOL ❤ Seriously, thank you. I will be sharing this on my blog next week. I noticed you didn't put it up on Amazon or Goodreads. I hope you will consider copy and pasting to both for me. Thank you ❤ xx Stay safe! 🙂

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    • Debby, I will go check, I thought I had, but I have been sick with a low grade fever and severe chills. No coughing at all and no cold symptoms at all. It is a different type of virus and very weird, but not the Coronavirus that effects the lungs primarily. I am 99% better, thank goodness. I am so thrilled that you like my review, Thank you and lots of hugs.

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