Monday Morning: A Book About Everything That Matters (And Some Things That Don't)

It's Monday Morning. There's a fantastic week ahead. Well, maybe not a fantastic week. But a week. Seven glorious days of opportunity, fresh starts, and the stubborn, irrational, completely human conviction that this time will be different - that this is the week you finally drink the coffee while it's hot. Monday Morning: A Book About Everything That Matters (And Some Things That Don't) is here to make you smile, roll your eyes, become a better chef, last longer in bed (sleeping), and improve your golf swing (not golf).
A wide stance helps in both cases. You're welcome. Part memoir, part comedy, part unsolicited life advice from someone who has spent considerable time in airports, performed one-man shows with only a puppet goldfish for company, been confidently wrong about strawberries for years, and somehow arrived at a philosophy of life that is equal parts joyful, hard-won, and surprisingly useful. Donald Rees is a theatre producer, a flight attendant, a horror lover, a Nintendo enthusiast, a Vengaboys defender, and a person who has sat in hospital rooms and come out the other side still convinced - stubbornly, almost aggressively convinced - that Monday morning is worth showing up for.
This book will change your life. That is a fact. At the very least because you will have less money after buying it - but hopefully in so many additional awesome ways.