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Jeanette Winterson’s books established her as a significant figure in world literature. She's created a number of the most respected publications of recent years, including her internationally best-selling first novel, Oranges Aren't the Only Real Fruit, the tale of the small woman used by Pentecostal parents that's today frequently required reading in modern fiction.Why Be Happy Whenever You Might Be Normal? Is just a memoir in regards to a life’s function to locate joy. It is a book saturated in tales: about a woman based out of her house, resting on the doorstep through the night; about a religious zealot concealed like a mom who has two sets of false teeth and a revolver in the bureau, awaiting Armageddon; about growing up within an northern Britain commercial city today transformed beyond recognition; about the World as Cosmic Dustbin.It may be the tale of what sort of painful past that Jeanette believed she'd created around and repainted flower to bother her, sending her on a journey into chaos and out again, searching of her natural mother.Witty, severe, Intense, and celebratory, Why Be Happy Whenever You Might Be Normal?