Observations of a Very Short Man: An Amateur's Guide to Life
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Author: Nigel Marsh
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Ever felt overworked and underlaid? Or that you're slogging away in a job you don't enjoy to buy things you don't need to impress people you don't like? And that sometimes self-help books are no help at all? If so, Nigel Marsh knows how you feel. In this, his latest book, the bestselling author of Fat Forty and Fired recounts anecdotes from his recent family and work life that have given him pause to stop and think. Candid and inspiring, Marsh will make you laugh out loud as he tackles topics as diverse as work-life balance, sex in marriage (or lack of it), parenting, death - even dog ownership. Marsh's disarming humility and self-depreciating humour make a refreshing change from those experts who claim to have all the answers. Instead, Observations of a Very Short Man is simply one vertically challenged man's view of life - from the ground up. This book is seriously funny - and disarmingly wise . . . an irresistible invitation to laugh your way to a better view of the world.' Stephanie Dowrick One of Australia's most outstanding writers and commentators.' Dr Vera Ranki, The Examined Life Institute.
Author: Nigel Marsh
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Ever felt overworked and underlaid? Or that you're slogging away in a job you don't enjoy to buy things you don't need to impress people you don't like? And that sometimes self-help books are no help at all? If so, Nigel Marsh knows how you feel. In this, his latest book, the bestselling author of Fat Forty and Fired recounts anecdotes from his recent family and work life that have given him pause to stop and think. Candid and inspiring, Marsh will make you laugh out loud as he tackles topics as diverse as work-life balance, sex in marriage (or lack of it), parenting, death - even dog ownership. Marsh's disarming humility and self-depreciating humour make a refreshing change from those experts who claim to have all the answers. Instead, Observations of a Very Short Man is simply one vertically challenged man's view of life - from the ground up. This book is seriously funny - and disarmingly wise . . . an irresistible invitation to laugh your way to a better view of the world.' Stephanie Dowrick One of Australia's most outstanding writers and commentators.' Dr Vera Ranki, The Examined Life Institute.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Nigel Marsh
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Ever felt overworked and underlaid? Or that you're slogging away in a job you don't enjoy to buy things you don't need to impress people you don't like? And that sometimes self-help books are no help at all? If so, Nigel Marsh knows how you feel. In this, his latest book, the bestselling author of Fat Forty and Fired recounts anecdotes from his recent family and work life that have given him pause to stop and think. Candid and inspiring, Marsh will make you laugh out loud as he tackles topics as diverse as work-life balance, sex in marriage (or lack of it), parenting, death - even dog ownership. Marsh's disarming humility and self-depreciating humour make a refreshing change from those experts who claim to have all the answers. Instead, Observations of a Very Short Man is simply one vertically challenged man's view of life - from the ground up. This book is seriously funny - and disarmingly wise . . . an irresistible invitation to laugh your way to a better view of the world.' Stephanie Dowrick One of Australia's most outstanding writers and commentators.' Dr Vera Ranki, The Examined Life Institute.
Author: Nigel Marsh
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Ever felt overworked and underlaid? Or that you're slogging away in a job you don't enjoy to buy things you don't need to impress people you don't like? And that sometimes self-help books are no help at all? If so, Nigel Marsh knows how you feel. In this, his latest book, the bestselling author of Fat Forty and Fired recounts anecdotes from his recent family and work life that have given him pause to stop and think. Candid and inspiring, Marsh will make you laugh out loud as he tackles topics as diverse as work-life balance, sex in marriage (or lack of it), parenting, death - even dog ownership. Marsh's disarming humility and self-depreciating humour make a refreshing change from those experts who claim to have all the answers. Instead, Observations of a Very Short Man is simply one vertically challenged man's view of life - from the ground up. This book is seriously funny - and disarmingly wise . . . an irresistible invitation to laugh your way to a better view of the world.' Stephanie Dowrick One of Australia's most outstanding writers and commentators.' Dr Vera Ranki, The Examined Life Institute.
Observations of a Very Short Man: An Amateur's Guide to Life