Review
Seldon does one find such distilled wisdom accompanied with wit, understanding of life in all its aspects, and joy as in this collection of stories - stories that stem from Dr. Sellers' vast experiences of growing up during the blitz in London and living most of her life in America. She puts the importance of Love into solving problems small and large. She then explains through wonderful stories just how to really PRACTICE Love. These stories are practical, witty, humorous, joyful and, above all, from the heart. --
Jack H. Holland, Emeritus Professor San Jose State UniversityThere is nothing like stories from someone's life that tell of their challenges, dreams, hopes, fears and how they chose to go through, overcome, experience and rejoice... Such is Getting It Right This Time by Delia Sellers. The first chapter recounts her experience and feelings about her older brother. From believing that he always "came first in her parents' love, resenting his position and feeling "second choice," she came to discover that he had been a truer friend to her than she could have know - this discovery in a week that they spent together while he was on leave from the military in wartime. Love entered in and forgiveness prepared the way for a new and closer relationship... In a subsequent chapter "Do It Anyway," Delia points out that it takes courage and determination to learn something new at any age, but that commitment and perseverance will add to one's growth in every area of living.
The foregoing is but a taste of the insight, joy and lessons reaching out from the pages of Getting It Right This Time. After each chapter, quotes from William Arthur Ward's writings are an added bonus. -- New Thought Magazine, INTA
About the Author
Born in London, England. USA citizen. Public speaker, editor of ABUNDANT LIVING magazine (now defunct) in the eighties. Had own radio show in Los Angeles prior to moving to AZ. Publishes monthly magazine called ABUNDANT LIVING. Provides free motivational and spiritual books written by Dr. Jack E. Addington to prison inmates free of charge. This is made possible by readers of the magazine. Supports inmates in rehabilitation and furthering their education. Soon will be interviewed by radio hosts to publicize book and magazine.