Jenny Lawson, Magnets, Puppetry, and Small Business Ownership

Author Jenny Lawson, aka The Bloggess, has connected with a lot
of people through her essays and books about the challenges of
daily life, getting a lot of laughs from topics that might not
appear all that funny. Jenny deals with depression and
anxiety that can get pretty fierce. In her new book, Broken, she
details her semi-successful TMS treatment and she explains to
John Moe how odd and helpful it was. Nowhere, Jenny’s new
bookstore in San Antonio, is now open.


Get your copy of Broken (in the Best Possible Way) here or
wherever books are sold. Visit Jenny's website here. Check out
Jenny's bookstore in San Antonio, Texas and join her Fantastic
Strangelings Book of the Month Club here: Nowhere Bookshop.


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