… I’m so excited about this, I just had to mention it here. My brand-new book
50 Things To Be Seriously Grateful For Today*
*and 50 not-so-serious things to illustrate them
is OUT NOW!
Right HERE!
at https://books2read.com/50thingstoday/
I’ve been working on it for ages, and it feels so good to finally get it out into the world. I like to describe it as “a very sincere and very silly non-fiction book that’s chock-full of fiction”. Here’s its blurb:
After a quick look out the window the other day, Stephen Hall thought it might be an idea to remind himself – and you – of some Things worth being grateful for.
50 Things, in fact.
From Memories Of People You’ve Loved, to The Taste Of Your Favourite Food…
From Being Able To Read, to Having Your Rubbish Collected Each Week…
From Visual Art, to Instant Access To All The Knowledge In The World…
From This Morning’s Sunrise, to Dogs (they don’t even have to be yours).
And to illustrate these 50 hand-picked Things, he’s included a bunch of not-so-serious clippings, excerpts, articles and assorted ephemera that have never been seen anywhere before. Ever! This is a book like no other. Inside, you’ll find:
- The world’s most passive-aggressive flowchart
- The comic strip Grumps, the Extremely Irritable Scottish Terrier
- A collection of 10 limericks about buttering toast
- A page from the visitors’ book on the moon
And much, much more.
Join Stephen for some gentle and timely reminders that the glass is half-full, after all… and that even getting the glass in the first place was a bonus!
If you’d like to know a bit more about the book, I’ve set up a dedicated website for it at 50Things.today.
Thank you for reading this far (I’m grateful for that!), and I’ll see you next time, when I’ll return you to your regularly scheduled game show-related content.
Cheers, Stephen.
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Wonderful! Looking forward to getting a copy. I’ve just shared with my psychology student group. Gratitude is a big deal in psych! I hope your book gets the word out. Simple things like appreciating (other people’s) dogs and bin collections are a good start for getting the gratitude ball rolling. Well done!
Thank you so much, Evie – that’s very kind of you. I really hope that you – and they – enjoy it!
All the very best,
Stephen.