Shift Happens by Robert Holden
Price: $ 6.49
It’s an excellent book that will greatly improve your life. It has insightful (富有洞察力的) wisdom that is easy to apply in everyday life. It’s written in a very thoughtful and humorous way. Read it when you are stressed and it will help you remember what is important in your life.
Balancing Work & Life by Robert Holden
Price: $ 10.50
The book deals with the key challenges of our life. It is a must-read for anyone who is trying to balance work success, family joy and daily life.
★Practical techniques show you how to set your goals and make proper choices.
★Clear text and illustrations (圖表) cover every aspect of defining success and achieving balance.
★Accessible (易懂的) charts and diagrams explore different choices for taking actions and provide examples.
Happiness Now by Robert Holden
Price:$8.00
This book explains what holds us back from being happy in our lives. Holden analyzes these similar questions and in the process you will become more informed about what’s really going on in your mind. This is a must-have book for anyone wanting to understand how your thoughts keep you from your happiness.
The Secrets of Relationships by Renshaw
Price: $9.50
Are you looking for a satisfying relationship? If so, you should read this book and discover:
★The secret of finding the right partner
★The secret of communicating successfully
★The secret of getting along well with others
★The secret of getting what you want
This book is your passport to a whole new relationship experience. Order online now and you can get a 20% discount.
For more information, please click here.     
65. If you find it hard to get along with others, which book can offer you help?
A. Happiness Now                 B. Balancing Work & Life
C. Shift Happens                     D. The Secrets of Relationships
66. All of these books mainly help people _____.
A. to make friends easily             B. to improve their quality of life
C. to find a better job               D. to achieve their work success.
67. If you want to buy two copies of Balancing Work & Life and one copy of Happiness Now online, how much would you have to pay?
A. $29         B. $23.20        C. $26.50       D. $22.40
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