For the Sender: Four Letters. Twelve Songs. One Story - Rilegato

Woodard, Alex

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ISBN 10: 1401941214 ISBN 13: 9781401941215

Casa editrice: Hay House Inc, 2012

Riassunto

Sometimes a letter is like a prayer; it's more for the sender than the receiver. Singer-songwriter Alex Woodard was letting go of his best friend, a Labrador named Kona, and most of his dreams when he received a letter that would change the course of his life. What began as a song about that letter evolved into a book and album package about real-life letters, featuring Grammy-winning artists and a live show that has sol d out every performance and inspired thousands in its first few months. Join the Hay House author and award-winning songwriter as he takes you on a moving journey of release, redemption, and realization through the letters, songs, and story of FOR THE SENDER. Proceeds generated by the songs from each letter go to a cause of the sender's choice. CD INCLUDED

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"Alex Woodard's For The Sender radiates with love and is a beautiful tribute to the resilience of the human spirit."
- Deepak Chopra, MD, spiritual leader and #1 New York Times bestselling author

"From the moment I started reading For the Sender, I couldn't stop. On a coast-to-coast flight, I finished it in one sitting, pausing only to hide my tears. Gorgeous writing and a touching story combines to make this read something special - a word-of-mouth worthy book."
- Cheryl Richardson, life coach and New York Times best selling author

"This is a beautifully written book with a powerful message; I read it in one sitting and absolutely loved it."
- Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, renowned spiritual teacher and #1 New York Times best-selling author

"For The Sender is a 'can't put it down' great read that is accompanied by a wonderful soundtrack. An engaging story and concert together. Doesn't get any better than that!"
- Christiane Northrup, MD, pioneer in women's health and New York Times best-selling author.

"A good book resonates with your heart. Good music resonates with your soul. So what happens when a talented songwriter pens a memoir? You’re taken one step closer to understanding life. The pure emotion that flows from Alex Woodard’s For the Sender can hardly be contained within its small size. The short book and accompanying CD tap into rich veins of creativity, sorrow, pride, despair, and most of all, love."
- Chris Henning, Honor Your Spirit blogger

"Woodard discusses the hidden elements of his soul with candid appraisal; his memoir is poetry in prose. His talent as a storyteller is apparent in his writing as well as his music. For anyone intrigued by the inner workings of the artistic mind, Woodard’s autobiography will afford a prolonged glimpse, tempered by a jarring dose of realism."
- Julia Ann Charpentier, ForeWord Review

"I recommend getting this book ¾ the actual book, not the ebook. Hold it in your hands and open up the pages, revealing the delicate treasures inside. It sounds like I'm overstating, but For the Sender is not just a story, it's an experience."
- Mary Lavers, Cozy Little Book Journal blogger

"This is an organic tapestry of words and music, melancholy and hope, giving and receiving. It began with letters. The letters triggered emotions which drew creative talent to themselves in order to achieve expression. Under the mid-wifery of singer/songwriter Woodard, it became a chain of voices, back and forth, turning loss into healing and passion into compassion. (You can read the details at www.ForTheSender.com.) Beautifully designed and lovingly presented, this will be a special gift for any one who’s heart has been opened by love."
- Anna Jedrziewski, Retailing Insight

L'autore:

When he’s not surfing in a little beach town north of San Diego, Alex lives with a big dog and a bigger horse in the mountains of Idaho. For further info, visit www.ForTheSender.com or www.AlexWoodard.com.

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• Editore: Hay House Inc
• Data di pubblicazione: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1401941214
• ISBN 13: 9781401941215
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 127