Published in 2000. 50 pages.
This tiny book - which appears to me to have been written as a speech for a college graduation ceremony - is the sort of thing that we all ought to read every year or so: a reminder of what happiness is and where it is to be found. The black-and-white photographs throughout the book illustrate the concepts well.
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Me at Yallfest!
1 month ago
I hope you don't have to do a handstand like that to be happy or I'm in trouble!
ReplyDeleteI have been to some graduation ceremonies that I have loved the speech, so this appeals to me. I think I'd like to read it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love Anna Quindlen's non-fiction writing. Have you read "How Reading Changed My Life" by her? Another short book but an excellent one :)
ReplyDeletei haven't read How Reading Changed My Life - but i'm going to!
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