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Available
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814 ful
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Publication
New York : Villard Books, 1989.
Description
A collection of thoughts to open our eyes to the wonder in everyday life.
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Original publication date
1988
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LibraryThing member EmScape
Fulghum has had an interesting life. He's been a minister, cowboy, salesman, teacher, writer, and amateur philosopher. This book is a continuation of the anecdotes and fables he so memorably presented us with in "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten." The vignettes are humorous and
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thought-provoking. In fact, I spent a lot of time staring off into space between them and trying to internalize what I had just read. I was afraid the writing would come off either syrup-y or preachy, but I was pleasantly surprised. I would recommend this book to...anyone, really. Show Less
LibraryThing member Czrbr
Book Description: New York: Villard Books, 1989. Very Good/Very Good. First Edition.
LibraryThing member dragonasbreath
Not much in the way of plot or direction, but it comes with a DC alert - make sure you are sitting down and your mouth and hands are empty - or you are liable to end up spraying someone before you finish the book.
LibraryThing member jmcdbooks
Rated: A+
little reflections about life from the view of the author's life. Makes you laugh and cry from reading to reading
little reflections about life from the view of the author's life. Makes you laugh and cry from reading to reading
LibraryThing member ToniRy
Philosophy of an accessible kind.
LibraryThing member simchaboston
Another humorous, down-to-earth collection of essays. Fulghum's mix of homespun philosophy and laugh-out-loud anecdotes (especially the wedding-related ones) is a welcome antidote for the cares and stresses of daily life.
Pages
xi; 218