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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Tiny beautiful things

Book • 2012

This book gathers the best of Cheryl Strayed's 'Dear Sugar' advice columns, initially published on The Rumpus.

Strayed, writing under the pseudonym Sugar, provides deeply personal and frank responses to queries on various subjects such as professional jealousy, relationship issues, and coping with loss.

The book is rich with humor, insight, and compassion, making it a balm for the challenges of life.

It includes never-before-published columns and a new introduction by Steve Almond.

Strayed's advice is grounded in her own personal experiences, offering a unique blend of memoir and advice that resonates deeply with readers.

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Jedidiah Jenkins

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Becky Kennedy

as a source of wisdom and relatable experiences in parenting.

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Recommended by

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for its profound compassion and ability to shift perspectives.

Mentioned by

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as a collection of advice columns by Cheryl Strayed.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the context of writing versus publishing.

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Ryan Holiday

as one of his all-time favorite books.

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Mentioned by

Glennon Doyle

as a collection of Dear Sugar columns that was adapted for a television show.

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Mentioned by Andrew Callahan as part of the limited press promoting the release of his book.

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as a favorite book of essays.

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Mentioned by

Amanda Doyle

as a New York Times bestseller and adapted into a Hulu TV show.

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Mentioned by

Justin Robert Young

in relation to his addiction memoir and its attempted promotion.

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Mentioned in the episode description as a book that the podcast is based on.

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Mentioned by

Samantha Sutherland

, quoting Elizabeth Gilbert, when discussing balancing motherhood and personal dreams.

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Mentioned by

Oprah Winfrey

as a compilation of Cheryl's online advice columns.

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Mentioned by

Ben Shapiro

in the context of Hunter Biden's trial for lying on a gun registration form.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a source of wisdom on dealing with life's challenges.

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Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

for its insightful advice on personal responsibility.

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Recommended by

Julia Marcus

as a beautiful and humane book.

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Mentioned by

Jedidiah Jenkins

as a source of inspiration for his book, showcasing the power of small stories to create a profound impact.

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Recommended as a source of inspiration for navigating life's challenges.

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