Catch the exhibit for Pamela Simon's book "Hey God: If My Life Has a Purpose, Why Does It Look Like a Circus?" at the Tucson Festival of Books

“Hey God: If My Life Has a Purpose, Why Does It Look Like a Circus?” is the second book from Pamela Simon, author of The Book of Blah.
 
What “Hey God” is all about? Pamela describes her book as “a book of uncommon prayers for the common man and woman.” Indeed, this slightly irreverent but always funny book is a compilation of Pamela's funny questions and comments for the higher power in her life. In these personal, sometimes trivial conversations with God, the author shines the light of humor in our daily hectic lives.
 
For anyone who struggles with being too serious with and about spiritual matters, read “Hey God: If My Life Has a Purpose, Why Does It Look Like a Circus?” This book could help them see the funnier side of connecting with God. 
 
Pamela wrote this book to finally admit to the fact that she has always had a lot of silly spiritual thoughts and questions rattling around in her head which she was too embarrassed to voice even though, as she stated, “God probably knows about these already!” After all, God created the silly side of life, right?
 
Find moments to laugh at oneself to cope with the changes and challenges of life. Order Pamela Simon's “Hey God: If My Life Has a Purpose, Why Does It Look Like a Circus?” today on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
 
Don't miss Pamela Simon's book exhibit at the 2020 Tucson Festival of Books on March 14-15, 2020 at the University of Arizona Campus.
 
 
Hey God: If My Life Has a Purpose, Why Does It Look Like a Circus?
Author | Pamela Simon, MS, RD, LDN
Published date | 2011
Publisher | Warren Publishing Inc.
Paperback price | $19.95
 
Author Bio
 
Pamela Simon is a Master's-level Registered Dietitian and author of “The Book of Blah.” Pam now works as a nutrition consultant and counselor, teaching classes in minimal-movement senior exercise, and counsels clients with eating-related self-esteem issues to feel better about themselves and their eating behaviors. She lives with her family and various rescued animals in a suburb of Chicago, IL.
 

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