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A review by bookzealots
Keep It Shut: What to Say, How to Say It, and When to Say Nothing at All by Karen Ehman
1.0
I'm torn on giving this book one or two stars.
What it boils down to is; there are some good nuggets of information in this book, but there are far too many parts of the book that are not Biblical or a twisting of the scripture to fit her belief system or tradition.
I am always suspicious of authors who use numerous versions of the Bible to fit in what they're trying to convey. By the end of the book, I was questioning who her master truly is. That's never a good sign.
What it boils down to is; there are some good nuggets of information in this book, but there are far too many parts of the book that are not Biblical or a twisting of the scripture to fit her belief system or tradition.
I am always suspicious of authors who use numerous versions of the Bible to fit in what they're trying to convey. By the end of the book, I was questioning who her master truly is. That's never a good sign.