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Title: Train at Home to Work At Home: How to Get Certified, Earn a Degree or Take a Class from Home to Begin a Work-at-Home Career
Author: Michelle McGarry
Genre: Business/Work-at-Home     
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
ISBN: 0-595-28450-7
Pages: 174
Rating: 5 Gold Stars
Comment: Extremely Recommended (You’ll regret if you miss it!)
Reviewed by: Jennie S. Bev, BookReviewClub.com 

Finally, there is a book that actually shows its readers how to train at home to work at home. Out of all books that “teach” to work at home, McGarry’s is probably one of the very best. It is comprehensive, resourceful, extremely interesting and fun to read. A fantastic resource that deserves the best spot on your bookshelf.

Frankly speaking, I’ve never read a book written with such careful resourcefulness. The author’s love for work-at-home careers truly shines through every page she writes.

This book includes 27 top work-at-home careers (that’s what she calls it due to the notorious reputation of “home business” term), of which a few might not sound familiar to you. I didn’t know what “scoping” meant until I read the well-written and easy-to-grasp description.

McGarry cleverly and wittily describes what the career entails, where to get trained (via distance learning –online and offline) and how much the tuition costs. She also includes a chock full of information of additional resources, such as web sites, books and e-books.

In addition to its resourcefulness, I also like this book’s friendly and straight-to-the-heart writing style. As a work-at-homer herself, the author shares her joy and encourages others to choose the one vocation that fits the working at home lifestyle. You’ll be inspired to start your home career immediately with confidence.

If you need a really good book about working at home, this is definitely not the one you’d want to miss. It will help you hit the ground running. I, for sure, will keep this book within reach because I will keep returning from time to time.

A Review by BookReviewClub.com
Reviewed by Jennie S. Bev, a San Francisco-based author, business coach and instructional designer. She is the author of FabJob.com Guide to Become a Management Consultant, principal of WritingGigs.com and editor-in-chief of StyleCareer.com.

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