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Original Title:	Don't Fall Off the Mountain
ISBN:	0553274384 (ISBN13: 9780553274387)
Edition Language:	English

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"I've always felt that I would never develop into a really fine actress because I cared more  about life beyond the camera than the life in front  of it. Over the years my search became broader and  broader. After two months on a picture my car  seemed to veer toward the airport of its own accord. I  still loved acting and enjoyed it. I was a  professional, but basically I was more interested in the  people I played than the movies I played them  in... " -- Shirley MacLaine.

An  outspoken thinker, a keen observer, a truly  independent woman, Shirley MacLaine takes us on a  remarkable journey into her life and her inner self. From  her Virginia roots, to stardom, marriage,  motherhood and her enlightening travels to mysterious  corners of the world, her story is exciting and  poetic, moving and humorous-the varied and life-changing  experiences of a talented, intelligent and  extraordinary woman.

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Title	:	Don't Fall Off the Mountain
Author	:	Shirley MacLaine
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 292 pages
Published	:	February 1st 1985 by Bantam (first published 1970)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Spirituality. Biography Memoir

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I've read Shirley's book before but wanted to go back and reread this. From her travels in South Africa to the mountains of Bhutan, this is a really good travel/mystical book.Shirley starts with her life growing up in Virgina, moving to NY and a small cramped apartment to pursue her passion for dancing. She's a real life "42nd Street" story. As the understudy who thinks she'll never be lead, fate happens and she finds herself front and center in a hit Broadway play. Her career takes off. After

Maclaine writes to the reader, telling you things you want to know about her, and her soulful experiences without you having to ask. Her way of describing her journey gives the reader a chance to begin looking at their own life for meaning and growth.

amerika, japonya, çin, hindistan ve diğer asya ülkelerinde seyahat. bu seyahat, turistik olmaktan çok, mistik bir yolculuk. içsel bir yolculuk.blavatsky, Besant, Kerouac, osho, rampha, castenade.bunlar gibi bilgeler, en değerli şeylerini, hayat tecrübelerini bizimle paylaştılar.

Ms MacLaine's first novel printed in 1970. A very good read. She has always been a good storyteller. I guess I assumed she had gotten better throughout all her books. Her seeking nature evident and foreshadows her growth explosion in the future.

I truly enjoyed reading this book. It traces her life from when she started taking ballet lessons to getting a break on Broadway to her life as a successful actress in Hollywood and then her travels and adventures. An amazing journey like no other among Hollywood celebrities. I recommend it highly.

I am ashamed to admit that I let all the negative talk about Shirley Maclaine being a "woo-woo" writer influence my choice of whether or not to read her books. But when all her books fell into my lap recently, I decided to give it a whirl. And I'm so glad I did! She is a wonderful writer! She shares her inner journey, without sounding to self-centered, in part because she blends her epiphanies so beautifully with her travels and experiences outside of herself. It's wonderful to watch her grow

I am ashamed to admit that I let all the negative talk about Shirley Maclaine being a "woo-woo" writer influence my choice of whether or not to read her books. But when all her books fell into my lap recently, I decided to give it a whirl. And I'm so glad I did! She is a wonderful writer! She shares her inner journey, without sounding to self-centered, in part because she blends her epiphanies so beautifully with her travels and experiences outside of herself. It's wonderful to watch her grow