Name: Think Yourself Young: Laugh Yourself to Life (en Inglés)
Price: 342.13 MXN
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Author: Lea Hope Becker
ISBN: 9781947708020

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Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Citrine Publishing

Autor

Lea Hope Becker

Año

2021

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

172

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781947708020

Categorías

Citas, relaciones, convivencia y matrimonio
Humor

Think Yourself Young: Laugh Yourself to Life (en Inglés)

Lea Hope Becker (Autor) · Citrine Publishing · Tapa Blanda

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“A magical cocktail composed of humor, life, strife and wit. Sit back and relax as Lea pours you a glass of fine, thought-provoking poetry that will make you laugh and sigh and cry and beg for a refill." --Ellen Weisberg, author of Angel Rock LeapEver the humorist, Lea Hope Becker pokes fun (and her pen) at the oddities of human behavior. Her poems flow from a woman’s perspective in her disciplined rhyming style, layering humor on the contrasting ways men and women relate and deal with adversity. Take "Computer Dating," a story-poem about how anxious hopeful romantics often failed to connect back in the early stages of online matchups. Or step inside "The Doctors’ Waiting Room," where Becker explores what she imagines is the concern of most patients: "How soon will I be soothed and comforted by my health practitioner?"Becker’s poems do not protest human nature but rather reveal clear pathways to resolving modern conundrums. For this, try on any of her “attitude poems” for size. In "When You Turn Away From Trouble," you may discover a solution to the stress of dealing with pandemic confinement — proving the power of poetry to spark more than a simple conversation . . . perhaps the fountain of youth and a whole new world.