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100 Ways to Beat the Blues: An Uplifting Book for Anyone Who's Down
The popular country music artist shares inspirational advice for overcoming the doldrums as shared by famous and everyday people, including Garth Brooks, Roseanne, and Gayle Sayers. By the author of Nickel Dreams. 150,000 first printing.
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208 pages, Hardcover
First published March 15, 2005
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October 3, 2021
Book was ok
Book was a fast read. It gives some good advice by mostly celebrities and such. It mostly said just keep a positive attitude and count your blessings.
Book was a fast read. It gives some good advice by mostly celebrities and such. It mostly said just keep a positive attitude and count your blessings.
November 14, 2011
My first impression was "this is going to be cheesy and predictable". It is supposed to be advice from stars - and they have really stretched the definition - with some real people thrown in. I was slightly suprised. Most contributors submitted their cure in one page or less and were predictable. However, there were some really good thoughts in the book. It is a quick read, uplifting. There is something for every reader.
October 11, 2007
It was interesting to read how 100 different people beat the blues. I don't remember any one in particular, just that each person is different.
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