Getting to happy

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Take a look in the mirror if you don't like what you see then pick a new outfit.
It's not always easy to find someone that can be a real friend, someone that will tell you the truth. These ladies has just that a friendship that will take them thru. It's not easy adjusting to life, not knowing what is coming next or what to say to help someone in need but you don't have to give up on yourself. These ladies took a deep breath and look at what was in fromt and went at it. How we handle the cards that are deal and the life we have can either take us thru the wave of life. Just letting someone be themself is one of the greatest gift you can give of yourself. J. Thomas

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Betty C.

After reading Waiting To Exhale I immediately went into it's sequel, set some 20 years after the events of the original novel. The four women are now in their forties, once again facing some of the biggest challenges of their lives. Robin is struggling to keep her family together in the aftermath of a devastating tragedy. Gloria is coming to terms with the fact that her current relationship might be her last chance at happiness. Bernadine is trying to figure out how to balance work and motherhood without sacrificing her sanity. And Savannah, always the stable one, is starting to wonder if she's been too afraid to take risks in her own life. As these women strive to get to happy, they are forced to confront the often painful realities of their pasts and present realities. Terry McMillian's Getting To Happy is a poignant and funny sequel about friendship, love, loss, and forgiveness.

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