Stand a Little Taller: Counsel and Inspiration for Each Day of the Year

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True love is not so much a matter of romance as it is a matter of anxious concern for the well-being of one's companion.

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Stand a little taller - by Gordon B. Hinckley
Review written by: Carolyn A. Burningham From
THe book arrived in a timely manner however the binding had to be glued and that was not stated on the description before we purchased it. We glued it and it is fine.

wonderful way to help you read the scriptures
Review written by: Holly From
We find that at times it is very hard to get in daily family scripture reading this really helps we open to the exact day and read the scripture and thought with our prayer has made for some great discussion with the kids too.

Words to live by
Review written by: A. Hardt From
An inspring quote for every day of the year. I keep it near my bed and read it every day and it helps me to have focus. I bought this one to give as a gift.

Inspirational reading, great advice
Review written by: Stay At Home Mom From
This is a wonderful book. I enjoyed reading each chapter.
The information is timely, interesting, and inspiring.
I recommend this book to readers seeking to improve their
lives.

TRUE counsel and inspiration
Review written by: E G From
Truly every word is an inspiration...
There are times for each of us, that good words of counsel come in handy and are much appreciated...this book does just that!
I love every word!
I hope this Writer writes and writes and writes...