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    Let Me Tell You a Story

    By Jorge Bucay

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    Let Me Tell You a Story is a tender and delicate book about the search for happiness. It has sold over two million copies worldwide. Demián is a high-strung young man, curious about the world and himself, but has difficulty facing some of life’s everyday problems concerning work, his love life, and relationships with friends and family. He is eager to know more about himself and to learn how to confront life with gusto and serenity. In short, he wants what all of us want: to be happy and fulfilled.
    Demián finds Jorge, an unconventional psychoanalyst who approaches Demián’s dilemma in an unconventional way. Every day, Jorge tells Demián a story. At times they are classic fables, others modern stories, or folk tales, stories that have been revisited and reshaped by the analyst to help his young friend overcome his doubts and find happiness. They are stories that can help every one of us better understand ourselves, our relationships, and our fears.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEuropa Editions
    Release dateAug 8, 2013
    ISBN9781787700055
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    Let Me Tell You a Story
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    Jorge Bucay

    Jorge Bucay es médico psiquiatra egresado de la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Reconocido autor de best sellers nacionales e internacionales: Cartas para Claudia, Recuentos para Demián, Cuentos para pensar, De la autoestima al egoísmo, 20 pasos hacia adelante, El camino de las lágrimas, Déjame que te cuente y El juego de los cuentos, entre otros.

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