The Martha Beck Collection : Essays for Creating Your Right Life, Volume One (9780989306706)



You asked, we listened: Enjoy your favorite Martha Beck columns from O, the Oprah Magazine in one place! In the "Martha Beck Collection, Volume 1: Essays for Creating your Right Life", we have compiled 25 of your all-time favorite articles from Martha's column in "O, the Oprah Magazine" in a fun, easy-to-absorb digest format! With a brand spankin' new foreword by Martha Beck herself, this tasty little morsel offers her best advice on a variety of topics including relationships, holding grudges, avoiding avoidance, problem-solving, handling mean people, and good old-fashioned love.


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  • Paperback | 218 pages
  • 127 x 203 x 11mm | 194g
  • San Louis Obispo, CA, United Kingdom
  • English
  • black & white illustrations
  • 0989306704
  • 9780989306706
  • 162,466


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