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Dear NR Fans, From time to time we like to get you up to speed about worthwhile books from our writers and friends, and today I'd like to let you know about a forthcoming book by a truly great friend of NR, Dana Perino: It's And the Good News Is … Lessons and Advice from the Bright Side. And it ought to be on your bookshelf. Well, not yet, because And the Good News Is ... won't be out officially until April 21st. But don't let that stop you: Go ahead and pre-order your copy right now, conveniently right here. We love Dana here - she's ever cool to NR, thoughtful, gracious, and pals with our writers. But most importantly, she is a sorely needed happy warrior for America, with a lot to say and a lot to offer. Which may be why And the Good News Is ... is getting a ton of advance praise. For example, Peggy Noonan says
While Charles Krauthammer proclaims
Publishing-industry marketers are anonymous but talented souls who slave away crafting excellent copy about books. As is our practice, we'll defer and let them explain why And the Good News Is ... is the great book it is. Take it away, copywriter:
My wife and daughter (big big big Dana fans and The Five followers) and I can't wait to get our book (I pre-ordered the signed copy, done easily here, although Dana's website offers a number of convenient pre-order options). You should do the same. In a world of vinegar, Dana Perino offers honey with And the Good News Is … Lessons and Advice from the Bright Side. Pre-order your copy today. Best, Jack Fowler Publisher National Review
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