How to Hug a Porcupine: Easy Ways to Love the Difficult People in Your Life (Little Book. Big Idea.) Hardcover – Illustrated, March 10, 2009

This is a great book to reflect on dealing with difficult people. Great for the work place

Daughter loved this book

It has some pretty good adviceBasically is book about advice to act in certain situations. I like it you will probably like it too

Found it disappointing. The advice felt repetitive and overly simplistic. Expected deeper insights but got vague tips instead. Not much that stood out or felt genuinely helpful. Wouldn’t recommend for serious self-help readers.

Good book, easy read

The cover is put on the book upside down.

I enjoyed reading this book. I learned some things about myself and better ways to address behaviors before they become hurricanes. However, I don't necessarily think most of these tips would work on extremely difficult people.

This book is excellent for anyone, regardless of whether you are religious or not. Just insert the name of your higher power in the place of the word God and you are ready to go. John Lund helps you deal with the most difficult people in your life and leave you feeling good about yourself as a human being. If you have somebody who standards you can never measure up to, or for whom anything you do is just not good enough, or with whom you can’t converse without coming away bewildered, confused, or wounded, this book is for you. It will change your outlook and your relationship with difficult people, especially those whom you cannot divorce or delete.