Synopsis

Building on the success of Sarah's previous books, Moving On expresses a new-age inclusiveness that allows people of all faiths and belief systems to enjoy her positive outlook on life.

Inspired by her own life experiences and requested by avid Ban Breathnach readers eager for another volume, Sarah helps readers to understand themselves and to use those insights to create a home that truly suits their spirits and their lives.

"We do not know how to move on," Sarah observes. "We have learned to let go, but not move on." This keen insight differentiates this book from other self-help books dealing with life changes.

Sarah helps readers cope with what she calls, "the myriad demands of uprooting one's life," and teaches them to not only move, but to finally create what she calls, "your own house of belonging."

Like the other books in Sarah's acclaimed Simple Abundance series, Moving On is what Sarah calls "part meditation, how-to-manual, and memoir."

Biography

Sarah Ban Breathnach's (pronounced "Bon Brannock") work celebrates quiet joys, simple pleasures, and everyday epiphanies. The wisdom, warmth, compassion and disarming candor of her No. 1 New York Times bestsellers, Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy and Something More have made her a trusted voice to millions of women. First published in November 1995 with little fanfare, Simple Adundance—a daily inspirational guide written for people who wish to live by their own lights—soon found its audience through word-of-mouth raves including Oprah Winfrey's, who named it her "favorite book" in 1996 and called it "life-changing." Simple Abundance went on to sell 5 million copies in the U.S. alone and USA Today named it one of the top 10 bestselling books of the '90s. Ban Breathnach's frequent appearances on Oprah's show fueled demand for additional SBB publishing projects, which included 10 books in as many years, a successful line of calendars, as well as audio books. Women view her as a loving life coach, friend, and guide. Now, after a life-changing hiatus during which Ban Breathnach divorced, moved to England, and remarried, Sarah is back by popular demand with another life-changing book. This one covers life's inevitable changes, helping every woman facing change to let go, move on, and, finally, to create a beloved new "house of belonging" for herself, at any age and stage of life.