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Refrigerator Rights: Why we need to let people in our lives, our homes (and our refrigerators)... and

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This book makes so much sense and offers such a great take on modern life that I can't believe the media haven't discovered it yet and put it on their "must-read" lists. Miller is a great communicator who weaves his own story into a compelling analysis of modern culture. After you read this book, you will be less inclined to watch a TV show and more inclined to do something with a friend. A quick-read...but one that packs a punch!

Every family needs to have a copy of this book and needs to read it and discuss it together. Miller & Sparks have put their finger on a profound problem that our society simply doesn't recognize very well. This book will read fast but will stay with you for a long time. The message is very simple: we need to stay connected with each other. The litmus test of "refrigerator rights" is SO perfect. Buy it and read it. You won't be sorry!

This book is on to something big. It explains what makes so many of us depressed and anxious "for no real reason." Dr MIller not only illustrates how isolation whether self-imposed or forced affects every aspect of our lives but gives real insight into how to find "family."

Read this book several years ago. As a person who left home at a young age to pursue a career that took me around the world, this book clicked with me. It's message is clear and true. We have created a society of isolation and that type of society will not serve us well in the future. Read this book and then take a look outside your bubble....you are not alone.

I read this book 2 years ago and was stunned by how true its words were...And I've never forgot it! So finally I get around to writing the words I've should have written years ago. We are retired military and have moved for 25 years. And even if I hate to admit it it Mr. Miller is right- its the people that come into your life at a young age that you bond with-that you need around you. As we have moved and have found "aquaintances" verses "refrigerator friends." we've ached for people who are real- people that take off the mask and show their souls...A good book-for people who move alot-b/c it shows us its time to move back home-where we KNOW who fits us...like a puzzle piece lost...a great book!

The WORST book ever. This guy is so unworthy of your precious reading time, I suggest you don't even finish reading my review of his book.... bye