Got Here As Soon As I Could

Discovering the Way Life Should Be

Inbunden, Engelska, 2016

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I’m not from Maine… but I got here as soon as I could. Six years ago, a family from Florida fell in love with “the way life should be,” and althoughthey’ve never seen a moose, the Smileys intend to stay. Because say what you will about the coldwinters and the messy mud season, there is no other place to raise a kid than in the great state ofMaine.Got Here As Soon As I Could is a collection of syndicated columnist Sarah Smiley’smost-loved columns about raising a family in Maine. In these 100 essays, readers will laugh, cryand nod their head “yes” as they remember a time when all of America was as simple and beautiful as it still is today in Vacationland.

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Utgivningsdatum2016-06-01
Mått148 x 213 x 26 mm
Vikt426 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor328
FörlagRowman & Littlefield
ISBN9781608935765

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Sarah Smiley is the author of a syndicated newspaper column published locally in the Brunswick Times-Record and Bangor Daily News, and in Washington, Florida, Colorado and Texas. Sarah has written three books: the memoirs Dinner with the Smileys, (Hyperion, 2013) Going Overboard, (Penguin/New American Library, 2005), and a collection of essays titled I'm Just Saying . . ., (Ballinger, 2008). She is a frequent contributor for Parade, Huffington Post and Military.com. Sarah has been featured in The New York Times Magazine; O, the Oprah Magazine; Parade (cover story); GoodHousekeeping; Newsweek; DownEast; Maine; and Military Spouse Magazine (cover story). Sarah also has appeared on the Today Show, Katie (Couric), Nightline, CNN’s American Morning and Sunday Morning, CBS's The Early Show, Fox News Studio B, and MSNBC Live. Locally, Sarah is a frequent co-host and guest on WVOM, The Voice of Maine, and The Nite Show with Danny Cashman. Sarah has been featured on WCSH6’s 207 and MPBN. In 2014, Smiley was awarded the American Legion Auxiliary’s prestigious “Public Spirit Award.” She lives with her husband and kids in Bangor, Maine.