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Details:Details Condition: New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781509850884 Publisher: Bluebird Age Range: Adult Overview Mentors: How to Help and Be Helped is Russell Brand's introspective follow-up to his Sunday Times number one bestseller, Recovery. In this brand new hardback edition, Brand turns his attention to the people who have shaped him - from wayward youths in Essex to recovery sponsors and spiritual teachers - exploring how giving and receiving guidance can transform a life. It's an honest, funny, and deeply human look at connection, growth, and the mentors hiding in plain sight all around us. About the Book In Mentors, Russell Brand asks a deceptively simple question: could happiness lie in helping others, and in being open to accepting help ourselves? Across the book he traces the significant people who have influenced his own path - the older boys he tried to emulate growing up, the first ex-addict who showed him another way to live, and the friends, family, and mentors he now turns to as he tries to be a better husband and father. Brand argues that mentorship is never a one-way relationship; even the wisest guide is, in some sense, still being mentored themselves, and helping someone else can be as transformative as being helped. Written in Brand's distinctive voice - candid, self-deprecating, and searching - the book moves fluidly between memoir and reflection, weaving together stories from his comedy career, his recovery from addiction, and his ongoing spiritual practice. Rather than a rigid step-by-step programme, Mentors invites readers to notice the mentors already present in their lives - a parent, a colleague, a stranger with the right words at the right time - and consider how they might mentor someone else in turn. It's a thoughtful, occasionally provocative read for anyone interested in personal development, recovery, or how relationships shape who we become. Written by bestselling author, comedian and mental health advocate Russell Brand Follow-up to the Sunday Times number one bestseller Recovery Explores mentorship from both sides - how to seek guidance and how to give it Blends candid memoir with practical reflection on personal growth Brand new hardback UK edition, ideal for gifting or personal reading Perfect for readers interested in recovery, mindfulness and self-improvement About the Author Russell Brand is a British comedian, actor, author, broadcaster and podcaster known for his sharp wit and candid discussion of addiction, recovery and personal growth. A Sunday Times bestselling author, his previous books include Recovery and Revolution. Alongside his stand-up and film career, Brand has become a prominent voice in conversations around mental health and community, drawing on his own journey through addiction to offer insight that is both funny and searingly honest. Why You'll Love This Book Mentors is a warm, witty, and unexpectedly moving read that reframes how we think about guidance and connection. Fans of Recovery, or anyone curious about self-improvement told with humour and heart, will find plenty to reflect on here. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN and cover design may vary slightly from images shown but content and format remain as described.
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Details Condition: New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781509850884 Publisher: Bluebird Age Range: Adult Overview Mentors: How to Help and Be Helped is Russell Brand's introspective follow-up to his Sunday Times number one bestseller, Recovery. In this brand new hardback edition, Brand turns his attention to the people who have shaped him - from wayward youths in Essex to recovery sponsors and spiritual teachers - exploring how giving and receiving guidance can transform a life. It's an honest, funny, and deeply human look at connection, growth, and the mentors hiding in plain sight all around us. About the Book In Mentors, Russell Brand asks a deceptively simple question: could happiness lie in helping others, and in being open to accepting help ourselves? Across the book he traces the significant people who have influenced his own path - the older boys he tried to emulate growing up, the first ex-addict who showed him another way to live, and the friends, family, and mentors he now turns to as he tries to be a better husband and father. Brand argues that mentorship is never a one-way relationship; even the wisest guide is, in some sense, still being mentored themselves, and helping someone else can be as transformative as being helped. Written in Brand's distinctive voice - candid, self-deprecating, and searching - the book moves fluidly between memoir and reflection, weaving together stories from his comedy career, his recovery from addiction, and his ongoing spiritual practice. Rather than a rigid step-by-step programme, Mentors invites readers to notice the mentors already present in their lives - a parent, a colleague, a stranger with the right words at the right time - and consider how they might mentor someone else in turn. It's a thoughtful, occasionally provocative read for anyone interested in personal development, recovery, or how relationships shape who we become. Written by bestselling author, comedian and mental health advocate Russell Brand Follow-up to the Sunday Times number one bestseller Recovery Explores mentorship from both sides - how to seek guidance and how to give it Blends candid memoir with practical reflection on personal growth Brand new hardback UK edition, ideal for gifting or personal reading Perfect for readers interested in recovery, mindfulness and self-improvement About the Author Russell Brand is a British comedian, actor, author, broadcaster and podcaster known for his sharp wit and candid discussion of addiction, recovery and personal growth. A Sunday Times bestselling author, his previous books include Recovery and Revolution. Alongside his stand-up and film career, Brand has become a prominent voice in conversations around mental health and community, drawing on his own journey through addiction to offer insight that is both funny and searingly honest. Why You'll Love This Book Mentors is a warm, witty, and unexpectedly moving read that reframes how we think about guidance and connection. Fans of Recovery, or anyone curious about self-improvement told with humour and heart, will find plenty to reflect on here. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN and cover design may vary slightly from images shown but content and format remain as described.
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Age group | Adult |
Gender | male |
Brand | Bluebird |
character | none |
features | 1st edition |
format | hardcover |
Language | english |
type | textbook |
Weight | 247 |
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