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Beth Hallman

Goodreads Author

Born

in Mount Holly, New Jersey, The United States

Website

https://bethhallman.com/

Twitter

bethhallman101

Genre

Self Help, Fiction, Humor and Comedy

Influences

Alice Walker, EM Forster, Harper Lee, Louisa May Alcott, Toni Morrison ...more

Member Since

September 2016

URL

https://www.goodreads.com/BethHallman

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Outwardly, Beth Hallman was an unassuming band director’s wife. After years and years of trying to fit in and make everybody love her, she knows she's dying inside. While writing out loud on the internet as One Fabulous Mama, she discovers her voice, rocks some boats, gets a fair few tattoos, and somewhere along the way, she decides she's going to try to love herself just as she is. Beth decides she's going to try to love everybody else that way, too.

She's built a loyal audience of thousands over the past seven years by writing candidly about her family, mental illness, fat acceptance, and shenanigans of all kinds. Beth maintains her own blog, slaves over social media, and contributes to both print and online magazines and newspapers. Her r Outwardly, Beth Hallman was an unassuming band director’s wife. After years and years of trying to fit in and make everybody love her, she knows she's dying inside. While writing out loud on the internet as One Fabulous Mama, she discovers her voice, rocks some boats, gets a fair few tattoos, and somewhere along the way, she decides she's going to try to love herself just as she is. Beth decides she's going to try to love everybody else that way, too.

She's built a loyal audience of thousands over the past seven years by writing candidly about her family, mental illness, fat acceptance, and shenanigans of all kinds. Beth maintains her own blog, slaves over social media, and contributes to both print and online magazines and newspapers. Her readers laugh and cry along with her, because Beth's writing style creates an intimate bond between herself and her readers. She calls everyone friend and she means it.

Often times lighting a fire for personal change and empowerment in others, she doesn't hold back when it comes to her own shortcomings. It's all a part of the journey she willingly shares. Beth inspires and entertains with her tales of being a fat, fabulous, mentally ill wife and mother, living in a small, rural south Georgia town.

Beth’s first book, 100 Days of Goodness: A Rock Star Super Hero Goddess Journal is a self guided journal for all women. Daily insights give her readers an opportunity to apply positive strategies and non-traditional affirmations to their own lives. This book is an extension of Beth Hallman's core message: Love yourself just as you are and start living your happily ever after.

Beth lives in Nashville, Georgia (her Lil’ Nashvegas) with her mister ( a devastatingly handsome drummer) , the Littles (two daughters and a son), and three shitass dogs (whom she dearly loves). Beth has an amazing tribe of soul sisters, can build the best forts, and will fix you something to eat (no matter what time of the day or night), because she knows how to act right. She's currently working on her first work of fiction, a story about a witch named Honey.

Of special note: When God made Beth born a Yankee, He was teasin. (Thank you, Indigo Girls.) ...more

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Average rating: 4.73 · 15 ratings · 3 reviews · 1 distinct work

One Fabulous Mama's 100 Days of Goodness: A Rock Star Super Hero Goddess Journal
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Beth Hallman (Goodreads Author),

Dana Warren (Editor),

Beth Rockmore (Illustrator)

4.73 avg rating — 15 ratings — published 2013

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The (Not So) New Diagnosis

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The first time I heard the words Bipolar Disorder was back in 1996 when I sought treatment from a therapist in Mobile, Alabama. I was convinced I was legit wackadoodle (not an official mental health term, but one I find endearing) on account of some character flaw or maybe I was cursed or maybe it was my lousy, no good childhood. I didn't know why. I only knew I needed help. Eve