The Last Picture Show By Larry McMurtry Hardcover 1966 BCE
« The Last Picture Show » by Larry McMurtry is a vintage hardcover book published by The Dial Press in 1966. This edition is a Book Club Edition with 215 pages, featuring a dust jacket. Set in the 1960s, the novel is written in English and follows the story in the United States. The book explores themes of nostalgia, loss, and the passing of a bygone era, making it a classic piece of literature that resonates with readers today.
Untamed by Glennon Doyle, Glennon Doyle Melton
Condition : Used – Very Good.
There Could Have Been Peace by Jon Kimche (1973) 1st Edition, 1st Printing HC DJ
Age related wear, see photos. Overall, good condition.
When I Say No I Feel Guilty. By Manuel J. Smith 1975 HCDJ. 1st Printing
This product is a first printing hardcover copy of the book « When I Say No, I Feel Guilty » by author Manuel J. Smith, published in 1975 by The Dial Press. The book falls under the genres of personal and professional development, psychology, and psychiatry, with a focus on therapy and popular psychology. It is aimed at a wide audience including young adults and adults who may be interested in topics related to self-help and understanding their own emotional responses. This edition includes a dust jacket and is a valuable addition to any collection of books on psychology and personal development. There are some pages in the book with highlighted lines.
Joyful, Anyway
This activity book features mazes that get trickier as you go along.
Joyful, Anyway
A nice touch in this novel is the way the chapters unfold slowly.
Joyful Anyway
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Joyful, Anyway White
She suffers no fools, especially the toxic optimists.”. This is a type of joy that is different from happiness, and it does not depend on resolving the things that make life difficult. It subverts our expectations, finding us when life rewrites our scripts.
Joyful, Anyway
“ Joyful, Anyway is colorful and layered, unafraid of the occasional gut-punch of raw feeling and vulnerability—much like Kate Bowler herself. She suffers no fools, especially the toxic optimists.”. —Jerry Seinfeld.
Joyful, Anyway White
She suffers no fools, especially the toxic optimists.”. This is a type of joy that is different from happiness, and it does not depend on resolving the things that make life difficult. It subverts our expectations, finding us when life rewrites our scripts.