Diary of a Psychic: Shattering the Myths
What's it like to be a psychic? Choquette, a spiritual teacher and the author of several books on psychic development, gives readers an inside look at what psychics do and how they feel about it. Choquette's take is particularly interesting because she developed her abilities so early--by the time she was a teenager, she was already giving readings in her home. Writing with warmth and a sense of humor, she also makes clear that many times what she was experiencing psychically outstripped her chronological age; sometimes readers may wonder if her mother (also psychic) let her do too much. Only as she grew older, studied more, and grew comfortable with her abilities was Choquette able to use her gift to the fullest. Tucked into the narrative are useful suggestions for people who wish to develop their own psychic abilities. A good choice for readers of Sylvia Brown or James Van Praagh.Ilene CooperCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved