On Common Grounds Cafe: A Fable Concerning Bar Exam Insights
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (658 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B007OOP4O2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 145 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Set in Boston, On Common Grounds Cafe' presents a world where an individual is given the freedom to really examine their goals as they prepare for futures in careers in law, medicine, and business. Whether you are thinking about law school, medical school or just curious about the steps it takes to prepare and pass a bar exam, On Common Grounds Cafe' gives you a seat at the table. The story focuses upon trusting your steps to prepare for your chosen field. The characters share their lives with insights into the focus and the dedication it takes to enter into the life you are born to live. Pour a cup of coffee and find yourself in the characters that inhabit the cafe.
"Law student must read!!" according to Tara Wilson. This well written journey of a law student preparing to take the test of a lifetime is a must read for anyone going to or thinking about law school. Preparing for the bar exam is a nightmare- I know I have been there. This books give insight into the journey through bar prep with humor and feeling. Buy this for any future lawyer you know or anyone that likes a great story! Shelia Sullivan walks you through this emotional ride with great characters studying and finding their way in the world. You will fall in love with both. Great book for the impending test taker! b3ant0wn This book addresses the fear and anxiety that people feel while preparing for the bar exam. Get to know the different characters, where they're coming from, and their thoughts/emotions/fears of taking the bar. If you are also taking the test in the near future, chances are you'll relate to atleast one of these characters! It also includes helpful tips for the test taker at the end of the book. Great book if you or someone you know is about to take the bar!. Hard To Believe This is Fiction! W. T. Dupree This book was such a pleasant read and the world that was created around the Cafe was so vivid. I really enjoyed the opportunity to be part of this world and engage in the lives of these characters.