| Author: | Sarah J Faulkner | ISBN: | 9781311122209 |
| Publisher: | Sarah J Faulkner | Publication: | May 18, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sarah J Faulkner |
| ISBN: | 9781311122209 |
| Publisher: | Sarah J Faulkner |
| Publication: | May 18, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Sassy and sexy, Becoming Maggie dares to ask the big questions: Can dying your hair add color to a drab and dingy world? Can a new look really give you a new outlook? If all the details of your life changed, could you find the strength and courage to change your own heart? And the most important question of all: Can changing your underwear really change your life?
Maggie Knight's friends love her, no doubt. But she's been in a slump of depression for so long, they're really starting to worry. Something has got to be done! She's gotten so passive that when they stage an intervention of epic proportions, all she can do is complain and comply. In the beginning, anyway. But as she gets a new wardrobe, a new hair color, even a new home and job all the way across the country, something inside her starts coming to life. Is she going to fight her friends or herself? Might their interference really be an opportunity? Could she ... could she have fun with it all? Maybe, just maybe, she could start to do things a little differently. Okay, a lot differently. Maybe it's time she figured out for herself whether change happens from the outside in, or from the inside out. Or perhaps a little of both.
Sassy and sexy, Becoming Maggie dares to ask the big questions: Can dying your hair add color to a drab and dingy world? Can a new look really give you a new outlook? If all the details of your life changed, could you find the strength and courage to change your own heart? And the most important question of all: Can changing your underwear really change your life?
Maggie Knight's friends love her, no doubt. But she's been in a slump of depression for so long, they're really starting to worry. Something has got to be done! She's gotten so passive that when they stage an intervention of epic proportions, all she can do is complain and comply. In the beginning, anyway. But as she gets a new wardrobe, a new hair color, even a new home and job all the way across the country, something inside her starts coming to life. Is she going to fight her friends or herself? Might their interference really be an opportunity? Could she ... could she have fun with it all? Maybe, just maybe, she could start to do things a little differently. Okay, a lot differently. Maybe it's time she figured out for herself whether change happens from the outside in, or from the inside out. Or perhaps a little of both.
