Name: Pretty Takes Practice: A Southern Woman’S Search for the Real Meaning of Beauty (en Inglés)
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Author: Charla Muller
ISBN: 9780425266199

portada Pretty Takes Practice: A Southern Woman’S Search for the Real Meaning of Beauty (en Inglés)

Pretty Takes Practice: A Southern Woman’S Search for the Real Meaning of Beauty (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Berkley

Autor

Charla Muller

Año

2014

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

272

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780425266199

Categorías

Memorias

Pretty Takes Practice: A Southern Woman’S Search for the Real Meaning of Beauty (en Inglés)

Charla Muller (Autor) · Berkley · Tapa Blanda

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Charla Muller’s first book, 365 Nights, was called “entertaining” (Albuquerque Journal), “surprising [and] remarkable” (The Independent [London]). It also launched her into the public eye—and brought her to a moment of painful realization . . . For an average working mom like Charla, going on a book tour was both intimidating and exciting. It also turned out to be horrifying: When she saw herself on a screen in glorious, unforgiving HD, it magnified all her flaws, prompted comments from unadoring fans, and forced her to reevluate her (lack of) exercise regimen. But Charla was jolted into action and used that cringe-inducing close-up as a wakeup call. After shedding a few tears over how she’d let herself go (and over the five-year-old discount sweater she wore on Oprah), she set out on a strange, hilarious, and poignant journey that tapped into and tested her values, her beliefs about beauty, her self-image, and, of course, her relationship with her mother. In this lively, funny, moving account, a Southern woman shares stories she swore she’d never tell—and ultimately offers some unexpected and universal insight about how pretty takes practice.