Fear Not: Thoughts on CourageFinding peace in ourselves and in our world has never been easy. This beautifully illustrated little volume gathers historys best advice for conquering fears and inspiring fortitude. The result is an honest and uplifting antidote to the troubles of difficult times. Fear Not includes comforting words of wisdom from such diverse voices as Tennessee Williams, the Cowardly Lion, Georgia OKeeffe, Anne Lammott, and Eleanor Roosevelt, facing down our worries with spirit and wit, clarity and compassion. |
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Contents
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Common terms and phrases
accepted action afraid Albert Camus anxiety Arnold bear becomes begin Believe bold born brave ceased ceased being fearful chances comes commands courage cowardice danger daring don't door duty enemy event everything experiences face failure Faith Fall faster feel fight follow forget fortune forward frightening Fuller future George Humor acts give hand happen happiness heart Helen Keller holds home and think hope Human important James Japanese Proverb Jean Craighead George John Katherine kind laugh less lies Lion live look matter means mind mother nature necessary never night once Persian present Ralph Waldo Emerson relieve fear Remember resistance rest safety Samuel Taylor Coleridge scare soul specifically the fear spite storm subduing suffer thing Thomas Thou hast thought trouble turn back Unknown venture William F wind worry worst
Bibliographic information
| Title | Fear Not: Thoughts on Courage |
| Editor | Benjamin Darling |
| Compiled by | Benjamin Darling |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Chronicle Books, 2002 |
| ISBN | 0811836185, 9780811836180 |
| Length | 112 pages |
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