How to Eat an Elephant
A Memoir about Life, Living, and Letting Go
Published on 31. March 2020
106 pages
978-1-64182-859-8 (ISBN)
Description
The how-to guide for overcoming obstacles, the daily mantra, the wild adventure, the quarter-life crisis, and the self-help book of the century - all wrapped into one crazy story about the life of a "e;kinda Amish"e; girl. It's messy, honest, real, and inspiring. A young woman's fearless journey into the unknown after having an epiphany about the true meaning of life. The beautifully woven masterpiece looks at the life of a small-town girl who, at the age of seven, predicted that she would one day write a book. Despite being shunned by her family, she decided to take a leap of faith and left home at the age of nineteen with $500 to her name and a one-way ticket to Honolulu, Hawaii. How to Eat an Elephant is an eloquent reflection of the life of a first-generation college graduate. The nuanced writing style brings new life to the mundane artifacts of everyday life.
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Jess Hall
How to Eat an Elephant
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03/2020
Austin Macauley Publishers LLC
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- About the Author
- Dedication
- Copyright Information ©
- Acknowledgment
- Note from the Author
- Introduction
- The Jump
- Mastering the Abject
- I Made It to Denver
- 1.7
- The Buddhist Nun
- Llama on the Run
- Karmic Debt: The Downhill Slope
- Sea Star Cove
- Death of a Curry Tree
- How to Drink a Bottle of Brandy
- When the Earth Quakes
- Inspiration Ridge
