When one is faced with the stress of a life change problem that feels intolerable and insoluble, the last thing one needs is a jargon-filled, new-agey-fluff offering, or a lofty pedantic tome -and there are a lot of those on the market. A person with a problem they can't resolve needs something to bite into, that clearly communicates a message, and gets a person moving and motivated. "Cheese" offers just that. Yes, this book may be a simple story, simply-worded, but is EFFECTIVE in its message. Maybe some of the wisest advice comes in the form of those upside-the-head reminders, stated in the most simple of ways. We need to get the message, get it clearly, get it again, and then go out and do it. This book offers that very nicely.