Irregular People -- by Joyce Landorf Heatherley

 

I believe anyone can parts of themselves, and others more easily, in Joyce Landorf Heatherley's Irregular People. A problem is admitting to yourself, or to someone else, that you have that social problem, or acted that way, giving other people the wrong impression.

It's always easier to see, and remember those people doing that.

Heatherley authored several books before she passed away recently, probably helping a lot of people see themselves better through the sometimes regrettable actions of others. There are Bible passages noted, but it's more of a human psychology book than churchy.

It's interesting, fast, thought-provoking reading, and one that's likely to have you doing some extra research in human behavior: about others and you. If you have already admitted that nobody is perfect, you won't be facing any mental breakdowns here.