How to deal, with fear, failure, and other daily dreads, Grace Miceli
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How to deal, with fear, failure, and other daily dreads, Grace Miceli
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (page 206)
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
How to deal
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
1195446378
Responsibility statement
Grace Miceli
Sub title
with fear, failure, and other daily dreads
Summary
""I'm not here asking you to fix yourself. There's nothing wrong with you, okay? I know that how my day goes depends on whether I wake up full of hope or despair. It's not about what's happening, it's about my relationship to what's happening, you know?" -Grace Miceli, from How to Deal. Dealing with ourselves requires . . . a lot. On the good days, it takes patience and humor; on the bad, it can devolve into online shopping sprees, over-analyzing the punctuation from every text message you receive or baking 4 dozen cookies--for ourselves. In this relatable and hilarious collection of comic strips, modern day motivational posters, and illustrated lists and diary entries, illustrator Grace Miceli explores how our comfort zones may be a trap, how to stay when you want to run away, and where to find light when everything feels dark--beyond the glow of your phone. This sharply observed book is a "fight or flight" manual for life (the fake one you live on the internet and the one you actually live), a weird but honest road map from a friend who wants to make it just that much easier for you to navigate your own journey"--Publisher's website
Table of contents
How to not make it personal -- How to stay when you want to run away -- How to ignore your inner critic -- How to feel connected -- How to keep going
Target audience
adult
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