The Right Words at the Right Time Volume 2: Your Turn!
In her remarkable follow-up to "The Right Words at the Right Time," Marlo Thomas once
again taps into the human spirit, assembling a breathtaking collection of inspiring essays about the enduring power of words. From big cities to farm communities, from office cubicles to hospital wards, Thomas presents 101 new first-person stories that are at once universal and
...morePaperback, 432 pages
Published
April 25th 2006
by Atria
(first published 2006)
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I didn't know there was a second book. COOL!
Like Chicken Soup for the Soul
This was one of the worst 'inspirational' books that I have ever read. I have a rule that once I start a book, that I will finish it regardless of how bad it may be. This was the type of book where I actually had to 'apply' my rule.
The stories were mostly unsensational, and average. There were a few that I found very sweet, but in the grand scheme of things, I must say that this one was a BORE.
I would not reccomend it to anyone.
The stories were mostly unsensational, and average. There were a few that I found very sweet, but in the grand scheme of things, I must say that this one was a BORE.
I would not reccomend it to anyone.
Since my essay, Surviving Mom, is in this book, I love it. But it is a wonderful book!
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“I suddenly felt like the Grinch feels when he discovers what Chrismas is all about. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I had a purpose being in the Navy. It wasn't about money and rank or prestige. It was about raising the flag. We do what we do because no one else can or will do it. We fight so others can sleep at night. And I had forgotten that.”
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“Find happiness where you can," she said softly. "It's not just the great big whammo things. Look for the beauty of life in the small things, and you'll be the happiest person alive.”
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