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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2013 · 59 MIN

The Nonviolent Life, Before Happiness, and Chasing the Moon Thieves: Three Peace Books The Nonviolent Life, Before Happiness, and Chasing the Moon Thieves: Three Peace Books

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A new e-book for young people by Alex Paramo helps children understand and appreciate multi-culturalism, cooperation, forgiveness and more. Also positive thinking researcher and Ted Talk star Shawn Achor talks about his 2013 book Before Happiness . And John Dear, an internationally known peacemaker, organizer, and lecturer talks about the blueprint for living set out in his book The Nonviolent Life.

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