Wonder: Moments that Keep You Falling in Love with Life
FRONT FLAP This book? Well, it's not autobiography; that would require stern self-honesty, whereas here I appear with my best foot resolutely forward. It's not really a self-help manual either-no surefire formula for success, no easy blueprint for peace of mind. No, it's just a book that reflects one man's way of looking at things. Simple things, mostly. Things that happen to all of us sooner or later. And the underlying theme is also quite simple: it's that almost always there's a lot more to these commonplace happenings than meets the casual eye-and that most people would find a lot more in them if only they would pause and look and feel and care just a bit more than they do. BACK FLAP Arthur Gordon (1912-2002) was an author and a magazine journalist who wrote for Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, Reader's Digest, Ladies' Home Journal, and Guideposts.