COMFORT FROM A COUNTRY QUILT(ISBN=) 英文原版

The New York Times Bestseller That Reads Like a Back-Porch
Conversation with Reba!

In a dazzling career, Reba McEntire has become a true country
superstar–and a trailblazing businesswoman with her own multimedia
entertainment corporation. Yet she is a rare celebrity who is also
beloved by her millions of fans for the way she lives her life. For
Reba has balanced the demands of career and family, succeeded in
show business without sacrificing her values, and kept up with the
times without abandoning her country roots.

Here Reba writes about the roles a modern woman tries to fill,
roles as many and varied as the fabric pieces of an heirloom quilt.
Facing the challenges of being a wife, mother, stepmother,
daughter, sister, performer, executive, community member, and
Christian, Reba has found inspiration and comfort in the values of
her past as an Oklahoma ranch girl. In this generous and wise book,
she shows how you can keep traditional values fresh and vital in
your own search for a fulfilling life.

Whether you read it for instant warmth or lasting inspiration,
Comfort from a Country Quilt is a book that will make your spirits
soar like the sweet high notes of a Reba McEntire song.

Comfort From a Country Quilt
Proud to Be a Modern Country Woman
As Close as You Can
Mama
Daddy
Sisters
A Big Brother
Shelby
Don’t You Hate It When Women Are Right?
A Sentimental Mother Is an Interior Decorator’s Biggest
Nightmare
A Bone to Pick
Rodeo Time
Water from the Well
Tougher than You Think
Grass Roots
The Best Seat of All
On Ice
A Mama’s Way
Set a Spell
Peanut Butter and .Jelly
Pulling Teeth
Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella . . . but Don’t Forget Your
Raincoat
Just Listen
Songs
Heroes
Real Cour,age
Getting There
Getcha One Lick
Be a Performer
Hard Work
Going with Your Gut
Living Life with a Passion
Giving Back
The Family Christmas Tree
Jesus Loves Me
Little Surprises Can Sure Mean a Lot
My Favorite Things in the World Are Memories
Funerals
Walking in the Sunshine
Picking Myself Back Up
I Know I’ll Have a Better Day Tomorrow