The Food Ain't the Problem - Holliday, Carole
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THE FOOD AINT THE PROBLEM" isn't written from the typical perspective of most diet books: eat this, not that. Do this program, not that program. Carole Holliday unpacks how to effectively attack your weight problems & gives practical, real-life wisdom for daily living & practice. Having lost over 120 pounds, she presents her own personal testimony as well as a path to truly free living. Humorous illustrations are included throughout the book, providing a relatable & caring approach to a very serious & sobering topic. In the pages of this book you'll find a heartfelt plea to understand the true…mehr

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THE FOOD AINT THE PROBLEM" isn't written from the typical perspective of most diet books: eat this, not that. Do this program, not that program. Carole Holliday unpacks how to effectively attack your weight problems & gives practical, real-life wisdom for daily living & practice. Having lost over 120 pounds, she presents her own personal testimony as well as a path to truly free living. Humorous illustrations are included throughout the book, providing a relatable & caring approach to a very serious & sobering topic. In the pages of this book you'll find a heartfelt plea to understand the true cause behind your burgeoning belly & bigger bottom. Whether you've "tried it all" or you are someone who's just intrigued by the title, "THE FOOD AIN'T THE PROBLEM" will leave you full of truth, hope, & encouragement to begin your path to the true healing & restoration of your body & soul
Autorenporträt
Author and illustrator Carole Holliday is a story board artist in the animation industry. She also used to be very, very large. She lives in sunny Southern California where she now hikes, bikes, and runs slowly around her neighborhood. Over the course of her career she's worked for various animation companies including Disney and Dreamworks. Her years of creating story and images for film and Television crosses over into her writing. She blends gentle humor with spiritual insights and illustrations. Her intention: to encourage her readers to see the love of God, even if at times that love proves to be the tough kind. In the things she has written, Miss Holliday has walked, run, hiked and climbed the paths she's encouraging her readers to undertake. She knows from first hand experience it's a difficult road. That being said, she sees the hope in the journey and writes with encouragement that even if the struggle is real, it's definitely worth it.