No arrugue que no hay quien planche

by Hada María Morales

Overview

Hay todo tipo de manchas y arrugas, desde en una blusa favorita hasta en los recuerdos dolorosos del pasado. Autora de inspiración, Hada María Morales ayuda a las mujeres a planchar las arrugas inevitables en su identidad como mujeres en el mundo de hoy. Morales emplea anécdotas graciosas, reflexiones sobre la Escritura y testimonios provocativos para inspirar a cualquier mujer: la adolescente poco elegante, la divorciada de edad madura y la abuelita canosa. Todas terminan en abrazar con gozo la visión que tiene Dios para su vida.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781418582999
Publisher:	HarperEnfoque
Publication date:	09/30/2007
Sold by:	HarperCollins Publishing
Format:	eBook
Pages:	160
File size:	370 KB
Language:	Spanish

About the Author

Hada María Morales es especialista en Turismo, Relaciones Internacionales y
Recursos Humanos. Por radio y televisión da consejos sobre la imagen profesional y recursos de empleo. Siente el llamado de proveer información, ánimo y felicidad al desempleado. www.hadaresponde.com

Editorial Reviews

In her latest book, Morales [Vístete para triunfar (“Dress for Success”), Grupo Nelson, 2006, Críticas , 8/06; Atrévete a alcanzar el éxito (“Dare to Succeed”), Grupo Nelson, Críticas , 9/15/07], a motivational speaker and human resources specialist for the South Florida Workforce, writes 39 short, devotional-style chapters to help motivate women and those who love them. Encapsulating the many journeys in a woman’s life, Morales addresses topics such as life after divorce and life after menopause with just the right balance of humor and truth. She writes from the heart and is anchored in her faith, stating that in the end only God can help and that the life He gave us is worth the trouble and the pain we go through. Most chapters begin with a Bible verse and a poignant anecdote or lesson that relates to the verse; some finish with a reference to or summary of an important statement or prayer. Her warm approach and trademark wit makes for a very Latin American flavor; the title itself is a popular saying that Morales likens to “Esfuércese y sea valiente” (Be strong and be brave). Overall, the comfortable and conversational approach will appeal in particular to Christians and women but will be of interest to general Spanish-language readers. Recommended for public libraries and general and Christian bookstores.—Bianca Elliott, Lansing H.S., KS

—Bianca Elliott SUB

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