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 Think David Sedaris meets Nora Ephron. In Wear a Helmet, Baeli again displays her ability to swing from unapologetic humor to revealing
even the most painful fragments of her psyche. It becomes clear, as you
read through these pages, that she relies on humor as a survival mechanism.
"I'm an open book, but some of the pages are stuck together,"
she admits. From a comical account of falling off the top of her SUV (Cherryot
Gymnastics) to admitting profound insecurity as an over-forty single lesbian
in the dating pool (Id, Ego, Super-Ego & the Social Security Number),
to a revealing trip journal during a recent relocation, wherein she falls
prey to a panic attack (Going to Denver Because You're Dead), the author of Wear a Helmet strides unabashed through the battlefield of life familiar to us all,
sometimes wearing a jester's jingling hat. The result is a portrait of
a person you can relate to, who says all the things out loud, we can only
murmur under our breathe, and she does it in a way that makes you want
to be counted as one of her friends in the journey. ~LightSwitcher Books |
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| "An absolute joyride through a life examined, a burden shared, and
a soul shining with determination and honesty. You will come away from
this book feeling like there's someone out there who really understands
what it's like to suck the marrow out of life." ~KIWI Club Reviews |
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| CONTENTS Page: The Bitch & Stumble |
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| This book is in global distribution on Amazon and other sites, but if you don't have an Amazon account, and would prefer, you can buy it now at a discounted price directly from me. I will drop ship it to you after payment is made through paypal at the links below. AVAILABLE in MARCH 2010 at Amazon |
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