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Seven: The Number for Happiness, Love, and Success Audiobook

Name: Seven: The Number for Happiness, Love, and Success Audiobook
Brand: Blackstone Publishing
SKU: 5455
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Rating: 2.15 (47 reviews)
Author: Jacqueline Leo
ISBN: 9781481553179

By: Jacqueline Leo

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Read By: Pam Ward Publisher: Blackstone Publishing Listen Time: 6.75 hours at 1.0x Speed 4.50 hours at 1.5x Speed 3.38 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: December 2009 Format: Unabridged Audiobook ISBN: 9781481553179

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71:31 minutes

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08:22 minutes

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Why are there 7 wonders of the world, 7 seas, 7 ages of man, 7 levels of hell, 7 primary colors, 7 whole notes of the musical scale, and 7 days of the week? And why, when asked to choose a number between 1 and 10, do most people choose 7?

Leo celebrates the special qualities of the number 7 by delving into its mathematical, scientific, psychological, and religious significance throughout cultures and ages. Most importantly, she shows how we can use 7 to simplify our lives, synthesize ideas, improve our memory, enhance our happiness, sustain love, and win at life.

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"The book was very insightful.It causes one to pause and think.I would recommend it to my friends. "
— Cynde (4 out of 5 stars)

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“Includes some really fun bits of trivia about the number seven.”
— Cosmopolitan
“Leo presents a laundry list of arguments, expert opinions, and historical factoids for her theory that the number seven is an organizing principle.”
— Publishers Weekly

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Overall Performance:
" I really enjoyed this book. I never realized how much the number 7 is actually used. It was neat to read about all of the random facts and everything! "
— Julie, 3/14/2012
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" The book was very insightful.It causes one to pause and think.I would recommend it to my friends. "
— Cynde, 1/29/2011
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" This was just not for me. This book was very repeatitive at most. "
— Shandra, 12/17/2010
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" Just nothing there for me, guess 7 doesn't resonate with me? "
— Holly, 4/3/2010
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" I really enjoyed this book. I never realized how much the number 7 is actually used. It was neat to read about all of the random facts and everything! "
— Jmarcinikglsd, 12/8/2009
Overall Performance:
" This was just not for me. This book was very repeatitive at most. "
— Shandra, 11/19/2009

About Jacqueline Leo

Jacqueline Leo, after spending years in the magazine and newspaper business, founded and launched Child magazine in 1986. She later became editor-in-chief of Family Circle magazine and editorial director of the New York Times’ women’s magazine group. She was senior producer and editorial director for ABC News’ Good Morning America, editorial director for Consumer Reports magazine, and editor-in-chief of Reader’s Digest. She is currently senior adviser for business development at iAmplify.com.

About Pam Ward

Pam Ward, an AudioFile Earphones Award–winning narrator, found her true calling reading books for the blind and physically handicapped for the Library of Congress’ Talking Books program. The fact that she can work with Blackstone Audio from the beauty of the mountains of Southern Oregon is an unexpected bonus.