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""Serves up anecdotally driven lessons for life."" -- ""Kirkus Reviews"" ""Sister Jean is a national treasure...How wonderful that she has given that gig to all of us by telling the story of her wonderful life."" -- ""CBS Sports"" ""The amount of history the memoir encompasses is staggering, from the dropping of the atomic bomb to Black Lives Matter protests....Secrets to a long life well-lived [are] easy and applicable to anyone."" -- ""America magazine""

"""Serves up anecdotally driven lessons for life."" -- ""Kirkus Reviews"" ""Sister Jean is a national treasure...How wonderful that she has given that gig to all of us by telling the story of her wonderful life."" -- ""CBS Sports"" ""The amount of history the memoir encompasses is staggering, from the dropping of the atomic bomb to Black Lives Matter protests....Secrets to a long life well-lived [are] easy and applicable to anyone."" -- ""America magazine"""

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Seth Davis is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Wooden: A Coach's Life and When March Went Mad: The Game That Transformed Basketball. He is an on-air studio analyst for CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network during coverage of college basketball and the NCAA tournament, and he is also the managing editor of The Fieldhouse, a national college basketball platform at The Athletic. Before joining The Athletic, Davis spent twenty-two years covering college basketball for Sports Illustrated. A graduate of Duke University, he lives with his family in Los Angeles. Devon O'Day, a radio personality, former plus-size model, songwriter, and author, studied voice-over and commercial acting at the Weist-Barron School in New York City and is the voice of choice to narrate specials for such artists as Garth Brooks, the Dixie Chicks, Kenny Chesney, and others.

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