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Name: When Do the Good Things Start?
Author: Abraham J. Twerski

📘 When Do the Good Things Start? by Abraham J. Twerski

Using the poignant insights of Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang, a best-selling author outlines a practical program for coping with life's problems by overcoming low self-esteem, building confidence, and getting rid of guilt. Reprint

First publish date: 1988

Authors: Abraham J. Twerski

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