Unusual content - How to use endo books!

Another new law, I am not surprised...

In the end, it turned out that online shops selling books do not have to include an instruction manual with the books, but I was inspired by the challenge.

I decided at the time that you would receive an unusual instruction manual with the EndoShop books, which I will now write even if it is not obligatory. I will now show you an extract from it.

How to use the endometriosis books?

• When the book arrives, open the package. Caress the cover of the book, run your fingers over the crisp pages, soak up the fresh book smell.
• See what gifts and surprises I've packed with the book, and smile at the little treats!
• Decide how you read the book, from start to finish, or focusing specifically on a topic or chapter.
• Read it. At first, just you and the book. listen to what the reading triggers in you.
• Read with an open mind and curiosity. Remember that I have written through the night, I have put in 11 years of experience, expertise and all my love to help, inform, motivate and empower you.
• Read it critically! Remember, despite my 11 years of experience and tons of degrees, you know your body best, and you alone! Tailor what you read to you, adapt it to your own needs.
• Read a passage aloud to your partner, your mum, your best friend!
• Talk to me!
• Highlight the sentences that matter most to you with your favourite colour highlighter!
• Write out a sentence for yourself or mark your favourite parts with a colourful post-it.
• Make it pay, use it for your benefit, for your edification, but above all: enjoy it!
• Drop me an email/review/message to let me know how the book affected you!

How not to use EndoShop books?

• Please don't tear it up or mince it, even if you disagree with the content.
• Don't let it gather dust on the shelf, EndoShop books don't like that. If you ignore it, don't be surprised if it jumps off the shelf and into your bag one morning.
• Don't duplicate, don't put it online, respect my work, respect the writer as I respect my reader.
• Don't use it as toilet paper, even in an emergency. Be sure to find another solution!

 

Unusual content

I do not understand this clause. What is it that the writer has to mark if the content of his book is unusual? What is out of the ordinary?

Is there a writer who thinks of his book that, "Oh, nothing extra, just the usual, nothing new, no new ideas"?

I think that now is the time to label every book by every writer as having different content, because we all have our own individual thoughts, insights, perspectives, stories, solutions...

EndoShop books have different content than usual. They include storybooks for fetal babies. In the novel, the main character is sorry, but his eyes are not blue. Her friend is English, a migrant:-D.

The language, the ideas, the solutions you read are different from the usual ones. You will not find such recipes anywhere else than in the True Endometriosis Diet Books. I could go on, but I won't.

So I'd like to point out that the EndoShop books have a different content than usual.

Like any other book, hopefully.

You can check them out HERE.