Book Review and Giveaway: Reader's Digest Treasury of Joy and Inspiration

Synopsis:   For over 90 years, America has turned to Reader's Digest Magazine for incredible real-life stories. They lift the spirit, move us to tears, and inspire us in unique and exciting ways that we never dreamed possible.

Now, for the first time ever, these amazing articles are available in a special collection to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Reader's Digest.

The book includes 25 wonderful stories of Miracles, Gratitude, Giving, Holidays, Healing, and Joy that will warm your heart in lovely and surprising ways.

Discover uplifting moments and life lessons from:
* Christopher Reeves
* Billy Crystal
* James Michener
* Helen Keller
* Dwight D. Eisenhower
* and many more.

This treasury is perfect for readers of all ages, and makes a thoughtful gift for someone who has had a special influence in your own life.

Review:  Can you believe Reader's Digest has been around for 90 YEARS? That is pretty amazing when you think about all the magazines and newspapers that have closed their doors in the past 90 years! I know it was always in our house or my grandmother's house at any given time. I think I learned to read on it partly! LOL

This treasury s the perfect gift idea for Easter, Mother's Day (May will be here before you know it) or for a special birthday, to a special person in your life!/ The stories span all 90 years, so many are like little time capsules into the way our culture thought years ago, and how we have changed since then, and in how many ways we are still the same! The stories cover Joy, Miracles, Gratitude, Giving, Holidays, Healing, and Heroes, making it a perfect collection!

I highly recommend it as a moving gift!

AND I am happy to be able to offer this review copy as a gift for a lucky reader!

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.Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received this book, free of charge, from FSB Associates, for review purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it