My friend Nicole Argento wrote a wonderful take on Bright Side Up on her blog Truth + Fairytales — illustrated with a gorgeous collage she made about what she sees when she thinks of living by the book. I think her piece is beautiful and her blog is a happy place full of inspiring, life-affirming stories, […]
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Oprah.com just released their list of books to grab this month. And you can find Bright Side Up at the lucky seven spot. Thanks Oprah.com! If you haven’t ordered your copy yet, you can get the book on Amazon.com. Check out all the great book recommendations here: Big love, Amy
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I have some more Bright Side Up love to share, from a very fit source: The February 2012 issue of Shape magazine. “Want to be more optimistic?” the magazine’s editor, Tara Kraft asks on her editor’s page featuring her favorite picks of the month. “Place this engaging new book on your reading list.” Sounds like […]
Talk about fun…check out the new issue of Star magazine (the February 6, 2012 issue), and you may recognize a couple things. Yes, that’s Katy Perry and Russell Brand. Oh, and yes, Lady Gaga. But who’s that other person featured in the “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” story? Oh right…that’s me! I’m just mingling with the stars […]
If I could hug a review of a book, I would hug this one. A big bear hug. Judy Dutton, who writes the Brain Candy blog at Psychology Today wrote about Bright Side Up on her blog for the magazine. And I think it’s a wonderful summary of the essence of the book. Read the […]
Another great magazine, another endorsement for Bright Side Up! Check out the February 2012 issue of Self Magazine. They say, if you want to love your month, pick up Bright Side Up help you do it! Big love, Amy
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Great news! Check out the February 2012 issue of O Magazine and you’ll see that Bright Side Up made #3 on Oprah’s list of “10 Titles to Pick Up Now.” I think you should take her advice, don’t you? Pre-order a copy of Bright Side Up on Amazon.com, or find one on bookshelves near you […]
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