The Imposter by Kip Kreiling *Review & Giveaway*

As many readers here know, I studied Criminology at Iowa State before I switched to T-Spa. I also did not have the greatest childhood and found myself pushed back and forth as a foster child bouncing to find my place. When I heard about the chance to check out The Imposter, I definitely jumped ready to read.

A quote I once heard listening to a speaker in high school was, “Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes”. This book showed me again my memory of this quote that has stuck with me for some time now. We are the ones in control of our lifes, no matter what our circumstances.  And Kip Kreiling shows the truth to this.

Kip didn’t get the chance for a great childhood. Childhood abuse, violence, and broken dreams left him trying to find his way unfortunately the hard way. Before the age of 10, Kip had been arrested three times and by 14, he found himself arrested eleven times. As an adolescent, Kip struggled to fill the empty void and confusion. He used drugs, found himself failing school, and hitting rock bottom fast. Thrown into the juvenile system, Kip became one of many constantly bounced around.

But Kip didn’t follow the path that many do. He transformed his life into something more. He proves it is possible to change. Though the path was long and hard, Kip has become a corporate executive to some of the top companies. Kip shows that while many could have expected him to continue on the path of destruction, he learned from his mistakes to create a better life for himself and his family as well.

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p style=”text-align: center;”>We’ve all had struggles, some much rougher than others. Kip shows in The Imposter a story of honesty, there’s no sugar coating of his life experiences. But with that, he also shows us all inspiration to pick ourselves up and create a better for ourselves.
The Imposter

Kip Kreiling has also reached out to help others with the creation of the non-profit organization, TransformationHelp.org. This wonderful group provides personal transformation classes to youth in prison.

You can also check out Amazon to read many 5-Star Reviews of others that enjoyed reading The Imposter.

Enter To Win

Kip has been gracious to allow five For The Love of Baby readers the chance to win The Imposter and share this story with all of you.

Mandatory Entry-

Check out Kip Kreiling.com. Take a look around and then leave me a comment letting me know something you learned or why you would like to read this book.

Additional Entries-

-Twitter this giveaway. You must @MommyJenna and leave a comment with your status link. Unlimited entries.

Become a fan of Kip Kreiling on Facebook. Leave me a comment with your Facebook name.

-Blog about this giveaway. Two additional entries.

This Contest will End January 12th, 2010 at 11:59 PM CST. Winners will have 48 hours from the time e-mailed to claim prize. Open to US.

For The Love of Baby! received The Imposter to give our opinion of the book. All opinions are that of my own.

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30 Comments

  1. I want to win because I think this book has a good message and would teach my little brother great lessons.

  2. Kip Kreiling was arrested 3 times before he was 10 years old and 11 times before he was 14.

  3. I would like to win because I need some inspiration in my life. This sounds like a great story of a troubled boy and turning his life around to become a successful corporate executive, husband and father.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

  4. It’s wonderful. Consensus has it that if you read this book you will never be the same. I love to read. I’d certainly love to read a book so powerful that it will change my way of thinking. I’d love to read this book. Thanks so much for the possibility.

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  5. I would love to win because I am an avid reader-love to find new authors-book sounds interesting!

  6. I learned that Kip has been a motivational speaker for 25 years and will often take a donation to transformationhelp.org in leiu of payment. That speaks volumes to his character.

  7. I love reading inspiring books especially ones where their are hard obstacles to overcome. this one appeals to me

  8. i would like to win because i really want a book that will inspire me to change my life!

  9. I would love to read this book. It sounds very inspiring. I love reading about people who overcome events in thir lives.

  10. I learned that Kip earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Brigham Young University and his MBA at Indiana University.

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