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Rebecca's short stories promote feel-good factor

The Herald

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December 03, 2022

A PLYMOUTH psychologist is celebrating the publication of her collection of "feel good" short stories.

Rebecca's short stories promote feel-good factor

Rebecca Mansell is a city-based writer and teacher of law and psychology who has contributed to national and regional magazines on a variety of issues from health and beauty to spiritual and historical topics.

But she also writes fiction and has now seen her book Dreams Can Come True: and Other Short Stories published by Tim Saunders Publications.

The volume is described as "a collection of comforting, heartfelt, feel good short stories about life with satisfying uplifting endings" "In this delightful book Rebecca skilfully tackles many subjects including love, confidence, hope and grief," said Tim Saunders, the publisher.

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