Take It From Me : Life's a Struggle But You Can Win - Softcover

Erin Brockovich; Marc Eliot

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0071408045 ISBN 13: 9780071408042

Publisher: McGraw-Hill, 2002

Synopsis

AS FEATURED IN LADIES HOME JOURNAL, AND COSMOPOLITAN, AND ON "TODAY" "Inspiring!"­­Julia Roberts "Right up there with the best."­­Publishers Weekly "An amazingly upbeat memoir."­­Us Weekly "As heartfelt as it is breathless."­­Kirkus Reviews "If you saw Erin Brockovich, you should read this book."­­Library Journal Erin Brockovich delivers her irrepressible spirit and down-to-earth wisdom in Take It from Me, an inspiring trove of stories, lessons, and motivational strategies anyone can use to summon their inner strength and free the winning forces that lie within us all.

About this title

From the Back Cover:

She was struggling single mother of three.

She exposed one of the worst cases of corporate pollution in America.

She helped win a quarter-billion-dollar legal settlement.

Imagine what she can do for you.

Famous and still fighting, wherever Erin goes people ask, "How did you do it? How did you change your life?" In Take It from Me, Erin reveals how she developed the determination to push forward against the enormous challenges in her way.

"It is as challenging a task to comment on Erin Brockovich as it was to portray her.... She is kind, and she is tireless. Erin is inspiring, and I know the world to be a better place because she is in it."--Julia Roberts

"[An] amazingly upbeat memoir."--Us Weekly

"Her story is absorbing and her advice down-to-earth, accessible and heartfelt. . . . As motivational self-help books go, this one is right up there with the best."--Publishers Weekly

About the Author:

Erin Brockovich is the reallife inspiration for the Oscar-winning movie that bears her name. Today, she continues her legal work as a director of environmental research at Masry and Vitito, has a thriving lecture series, and is host of A&E's "Final Justice."

About this edition

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Publication date: 2002
• ISBN 10: 0071408045
• ISBN 13: 9780071408042
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 224