First-Time Author, Steve Olsher, Snags "Best Self-Help Book 2010" From USA Book News

Online, November 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - CHICAGO - Steve Olsher's debut book, Journey To You: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming Who You Were Born to Be, snags "Best Self-Help Book 2010" from USA Book News.

Jeffrey Keen, President and CEO of USA Book News, said this year's contest yielded an unprecedented number of entries, which were then narrowed down to over 500 winners and finalists.

Keen says of the awards, now in their eighth year, "The 2010 results represent a phenomenal mix of books from a wide array of publishers throughout the United States. Winners and finalists traversed the publishing landscape: Simon & Schuster, Penguin/Putnum, Rodale, McGraw-Hill, John Wiley & Sons, Moody Publishers, American Cancer Society, Sourcebooks and hundreds of independent houses contributed to this year's outstanding competition."

"I'm honored and floored to receive this award," says Steve Olsher, author. "First-time authors can only hope to receive a wee-bit of recognition for their efforts. To be acknowledged at this level is truly humbling."

Steve Olsher is the Founder of The Reinvention Workshop, host of Reinvention Radio, and author of Journey To You: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming Who You Were Born to Be. He is based in Chicago, Illinois and available for interviews. Copies of the book, excerpts, or book cover image are available upon request.

USABookNews.com is an online publication providing coverage for books from mainstream and independent publishers to the world online community. JPX Media, in Los Angeles, California, is the parent company of USABookNews.com.

A complete list of the winners and finalists of the USABookNews.com National "Best Books 2010" Awards are available online at http://www.USABookNews.com.

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