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Love, Finally
Untangling the Knot Between Mothers, Daughters, and Food€ 32,95 -
Good Writing
36 Ways to Improve Your Sentences€ 29,50 -
Somehow
Thoughts on LoveA #1 New York Times bestseller and by the author of Bird by Bird, Somehow is a joyful celebration of love and an invitation to see love in the busy world around us
€ 23,50 -
Somehow
Thoughts on Love€ 23,95 -
Better Days
Tame Your Inner Critic“No other system has ever so efficiently broken through my lifelong sense of isolation as the work you are about to encounter, and at the same time, been so welcoming and even fun. Better Days will help you get to know your inner critic, and quiet its yammering, and in so doing, get to know the person you were born to be.” - Anne Lamott, author of Dusk Night Dawn, Bird by Bird and others"In Neal Allen’s book, you’ll find a tool to help meet one of the most daunting challenges to a better life: That voice that has taken up residence inside you and berates, cajoles, warns you every step of the way. The tool can help you sleep better, work better, help you find a sense of ease in your life."- Jeff Greenfield, Politico writer and veteran TV network political analyst“What if love is just the way things are when I’m not separated from things?” Neal Allen asks us at the end of this luminous jewel of a book. With penetrating clarity and lightheartedness, the author walks us through a remarkably accessible and effective method for dismantling the critical voice that has convinced almost all of us that we are separate and doomed. The spaciousness and ease that flow into the space that bossy little “gremlin” used to take up transform daily life from an anxious trudge into a tender adventure. Highly recommended.” - Mirabai Starr, author of Caravan of No Despair and Wild Mercy“I happened to read Better Days on a day that was not one of my best and found such help in Allen's simple, direct, and above all, useful insights. Reading this book feels like having a wise and keenly observant uncle tell you everything they've learned about how to not be miserable. If you're ready to stop being an asshole to yourself and need more than fluffy affirmations, this book is for you.” - Nadia Bolz-Weber, podcast host of The Confessional, author of Shameless“There are great tools here to step out of the clutches of the critical inner voices that undermine your true spirit. Tame the critic and open the gate to inner well-being. Neal takes you by the hand and leads you out of the thicket and brambles of self-criticism to the meadow of well-being. Let him guide you.” - Jack Kornfield, Author of A Path With Heart"A playful and compassionate book about confronting the mental chatter that keeps us from mental peace and quiet. Neal Allen writes as a friend and guide ready to put an arm around you and say, “Let’s see if we can get the neighbors to pipe down a bit.” – Kate Bowler, author of No Cure for Being Human (And Other Truths I Need to Hear)and Everything Happens for a Reason (And Other Lies I’ve Loved)"This book is an invitation to separate the helpful parts of what we call our ego from the defensive, self-righteous, and sullen parts of it that no longer serve us. Allen shows readers that there is a more joyful, honest, and peaceful way to exist once the harsh critic within is understood and transformed." - Sharon Salzberg, author of Lovingkindness and Real Life"In Better Days, the mean, soul-crushing voice we all endure is addressed by Neal Allen with grace and wisdom born of direct experience. His kind voice models all that he is teaching so that as we read, we are steeped in kindness itself. Beautiful. - Geneen Roth, bestselling author of Women Food and God"A novel and well-articulated approach to intentionality." - Kirkus Reviews
€ 33,50 -
Between the Listening and the Telling
How Stories Can Save Us€ 21,95 -
The Comfort and Joy Collection
€ 130,50 -
Dusk Night Dawn
On Revival and CourageDusk, Night, Dawn is a warm, spiritually uplifting Christian book from world-class writer Anne Lamott that explores living life to the fullest and with exuberance, even in dark times.
€ 23,50 -
Hilf mir. Danke. Wow.
Um drei Gebete kommt kein Mensch drum herum: Wir rufen "Hilf mir" und schicken ein Stoßgebet Richtung Himmel, wenn wir nicht mehr weiterwissen; wir sagen "Danke", wenn uns bewusst wird, wie gut es uns geht, und wir seufzen ehrfurchtsvoll "Wow", wenn sich unsere Augen für die Schönheit und Gnade um uns herum öffnen.Anne Lamott schreibt einfühlsam, humorvoll und vor allem sehr authentisch darüber, was ihr diese drei Gebete bedeuten und wie sich unsere täglichen Erlebnisse in Gebt verwandeln lassen. Nach Jahrzehnten des Ausprobierens und Stolperns hat sie alles, was sie übers Beten weiß, scharfsinnig in diesem Buch zusammengetragen. Sie ermutigt dazu, das Beten einfach, aber nicht weniger kraftvoll, vor allem aber relevant zu halten. Denn Ängste und Sorgen begleiten zwar stets unser tägliches Leben, doch eine tiefere Verbindung ist in allem spürbar.Ein kleines Buch, das Ihr Leben verändern oder Ihnen einfach bewusst machen kann: Vier Worte sind alles, was Sie brauchen, um mit dem Beten (neu) anzufangen und Gott zu entdecken."Ich habe das theologische Verständnis einer Drittklässlerin. Doch wie sich herausstellt, hat auch ein Mensch wie ich, der keine Ahnung hat, seinen Platz. Offensichtlich gibt es ein großes Bedürfnis nach Menschen, die mit einer wirklich echten ökumenischen Position über Spiritualität sprechen." (Anne Lamott)
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Dusk, Night, Dawn
On Revival and Courage€ 23,95 -
Hallelujah Anyway
Rediscovering Mercy“Lamott is a superb writer. Her voice is one-of-a-kind: deft, folksy, cheerfully hostile... She is witty and funny and smart... Telling stories so personal even a distant reader can relate.” —The Washington Post“This is trademark Lamott—theological speculation, hippie slang and domestic comedy, C.S. Lewis by way of Janis Joplin by way of Erma Bombeck.” —Christian Science Monitor“Every writer, truth-seeker, parent, and activist I know is in love with one or more books by Anne Lamott... she writes as naturally as she breathes, she explores the mysterious paths and detours of life itself, and she reports back to make the way ahead easier for all of us... I keep learning a lot from the clear and great Annie Lamott. I think you will, too.” —Gloria Steinem“A clarion call to the better angels of our nature.” —Chicago Tribune“A hopeful book for the care and feeding of your soul.” —Adriana Trigiani, author of Kiss Carlo“Best bathtub read for me would be anything by Anne Lamott... She always makes me laugh and she embraces all the broken bits.” —Andie McDowell, actress, in W Magazine“Mercy is complicated, but Hallelujah Anyway does a fabulous job of breaking it down so it’s easier to understand. And [Lamott] even paints visual pictures of mercy that help you feel what mercy is.” —The Huffington Post“Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy is a breath of fresh literary air. With a caring and understanding tone, Lamott takes on the overwhelming negativity in today’s political and international culture head-on, and gets hands-on in finding humor and hope in between the headlines.” —Pacific Sun“Some books we read for their delicious plots, but others we savor another way. Anne Lamott’s Hallelujah Anyway is one you’ll slow down to read, so exactly right are her insights. The way to feel whole, she says, is through mercy—an idea as beloved as cheese, yet so tricky when you have to apply it to annoying people. But at this exact moment, we can all agree: It’s time for kindness.” —Redbook“Reading Anne Lamott…is like sitting down with a girlfriend you haven’t seen for a while.” —The Washington Post“An exploration of mercy as the ultimate and most radical brand of kindness.” —Hoda Kotb, Today Show co-host“Not a book to miss.” —Library Journal“Spiritually enhancing, life-affirming lessons . . . delivers flashes of wisdom and inspiration that resonate.” —Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Anne Lamott“Lamott is beloved by legions for her smart, irreverent take on the human condition, filtered through her unique brand of compassionate Christianity and delivered with delicious, self-deprecating wit. Lamott goes even deeper in these essays.” —People “Anne Lamott is a cause for celebration. [Her] real genius lies in capturing the ineffable, describing not perfect moments, but imperfect ones…perfectly. She is nothing short of miraculous.” —The New Yorker “Lamott is funny, witty and irreverent…Her basic message is love and forgiveness…Not a bad message for any faith.” —The Denver Post"Read this book, whatever your faith. Read it twice." —Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
€ 21,95 -
Stitches
A Handbook on Meaning, Hope and Repair€ 19,50