This book was pleasant but not life-changing. I am a reviewer for Thomas Nelson publishing. I knew a little bit about Deborah Norville, and hoped I would get to know more about her through the book.

What I found in this book were nice, light, inspirational stories, however, I felt the book could have been written by anyone. I’m sure the fact that Norville’s name was on it, helped sales, but really this is just a book about respect. You won’t know much more about Deborah than before you started it and that is disappointing.

The book addresses the power of respect in the home, within a business environment, and in your personal life. Norville uses lots of real-life stories to make her case and that will appeal to some readers.

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