You Can Get There from Here

Cover of You Can Get There from Here by Shirley MacLaine
Publisher: Bodley Head
Year: 1975
Language: en
Pages: 247
ISBN-13: 9780370103846
Dimensions:
Weight: 432 g
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You Can Get There from Here by Shirley MacLaine, published by Bodley Head in 1975, is a 247-page exploration of the author’s personal experiences. In this edition, MacLaine recounts her involvement in an ill-fated television series, her participation in the McGovern presidential campaign, and her tour of China. Through these narratives, she reflects on the significant changes in her life, career, and sense of self-determination.

Readers will find a candid account that delves into the intersections of entertainment and personal growth. The book presents insights into the challenges and transformations MacLaine faced during pivotal moments in her life. With a focus on biography and the performing arts, this work offers a unique perspective on the complexities of navigating a career in the public eye while seeking personal fulfillment.


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The entertainer recounts her experiences in an ill-fated television series, the McGovern presidential campaign, and her tour of China and the resulting changes in her life, her career, and her self-determination

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “You Can Get There from Here” by Shirley MacLaine. Synopsis preview: The entertainer recounts her experiences in an ill-fated television series, the McGovern presidential campaign, and her tour of China and the resulting changes in her life, her career, and her self-determination
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“You Can Get There from Here” is credited to Shirley MacLaine.
When was “You Can Get There from Here” published?
Publisher: Bodley Head. Year: 1975.
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ISBN-13: 9780370103846.
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Language: en. Pages: 247.

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