Yes Man

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ISBN: 9781416918349

ISBN-10: 1416918345

ISBN-13: 9781416918349

Edition: 2006

Authors: Danny Wallace

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Recently single, Danny Wallace was falling into loneliness and isolation. When a stranger on a bus advises, "Say yes more," Wallace vows to say yes to every offer, invitation, challenge, and chance. In Yes Man, Wallace recounts his months-long commitment to complete openness with profound insight and humbling honesty. Saying yes takes Wallace into a new plane of existence: a place where money comes as easily as it goes, nodding a lot can lead to a long weekend overseas with new friends, and romance isn't as complicated as it seems. Yes eventually leads to the biggest question of all: "Do you, Danny Wallace, take this woman . . ." Yes Man is inspiring proof that a little willingness…

Book details

List price: $23.99
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Gallery Books
Publication date: 6/1/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.25" long x 1.10" tall
Weight: 0.814
Language: English

Danny Wallace is an award-winning writer and television and radio presenter. His first novel for adult readers, Charlotte Street, was an international bestseller, published in sixteen countries and followed in the wake of his non-fiction bestsellers which include Awkward Situations for Men, Yes Man and Join Me. He writes a regular column for Shortlist Magazine which reaches 1.3 million readers weekly and is a contributing editor at British GQ magazine. HAMISH AND THE WORLDSTOPPERS is his first children's book.



Prologue: In Which We Set the Scene



In Which the Story Begins



In Which Daniel Becomes Increasingly Excited



In Which Daniel Lifts Up His Head and Beholds the Sun



In Which Daniel Makes an Unfortunate Error



In Which Daniel Receives Word from the Sultanate of Oman



In Which Daniel Breaks the Law



In Which Daniel Proposes a Theory, Attends a Party, and Vexes a Rival



In Which Daniel Lands Himself in a Spot of Bother



In Which Daniel Upsets a Stranger



In Which Daniel Undertakes a Most Unusual Search



In Which Daniel Finds Himself Central to a Very Disturbing Predicament



In Which a Friendship Is Brought into Doubt, and Daniel Buys SomeNew Spectacles



In Which Daniel Receives a Very Pleasant Piece of News



In Which Daniel and Lizzie Climb a Mountain, Visit a Brass Rubbing Centre, and See a Bad Play



In Which Daniel Receives Some Unexpected News



In Which Daniel Is Tempted by Evil



In Which Daniel Meets with Hugh the Incredible, a Tiny Soldier, and a Magical Dog with a Hat On



In Which Daniel Finally Has a Polite Conversation



In Which the Reader Is Required to Read Between the Lines



In Which Daniel Travels to the Goodly Castle of Dobroyd, and ChancesUpon More of the Wisdom of Maitreya



In Which Daniel Meets His Match



In Which Daniel Goes Far Beyond the Call of Duty



In Which Daniel Faces a Terrible Crisis



In Which Daniel Is Content



In Which Daniel Makes a Terrible Admission, Searches His Soul, and Finally Accepts That He Must Be Punished



In Which Something Remarkable Happens



In Which Ian Gets His Just Desserts



In Which We Must Finally Say Good-bye


Acknowledgements