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by David Roche
The Church of 80% Sincerity shares the inspiring, poignant, wickedly funny, and sometimes heartbreaking story of motivational speaker David Roche's journey from shame to self-acceptance. Born with a severe facial deformity, David's life has been anything but easy. Still, over time, he's learned to accept his gifts as well as his flaws, and to see that, sometimes, they are one and the same.
In this compelling book, he shares his hard-earned lessons, providing an irresistible and unforgettable glimpse of his (and everyone's) inner beauty and offering profound encouragement in dealing with whatever life brings.
"He's well aware that people find him inspiring, but he doesn't try to hide his flaws, and that makes him more inspiring." - Publishers Weekly.
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David Roche is a motivational speaker and humorist with appearances around the world. He and his wife Marlena Blavin also speak to middle and high school students on appearance issues and diversity.
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