Dan Fogelman's Top Book Recommendations
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“We are all writing our maybe books full of maybe tomorrows, and each maybe tomorrow brings another maybe tomorrow, and then another, until the last line of the last page receives its period.”
In 2003, already an older father, National Book Award–winning novelist Tim O’Brien resolved to give his young sons what he wished his own father had given to him—a few scraps of paper signed “Love, Dad.” Maybe a word... more
Recommended by Dan Fogelman, and 1 others. Dan FogelmanTim O’Brien is one of our great modern American authors (he also wrote multiple episodes of the @MiloVentimiglia This Is Us Vietnam storyline last season). His new book “Dad’s Maybe Book” is for sale now and it’s a total knockout. Do not wait. #ThisIsUs https://t.co/WAgUEJRYRW (Source)
Dan FogelmanThe #Steelers and #ThisIsUs have been linked from go... Jim Rooney was kind enough to send me the book he wrote about his father, Dan. A fascinating read (and great holiday gift!) #ADifferentWayToWin https://t.co/nx9HfZK3Uv (Source)
Tommy SmythGreat chat with @jimrooney about his family role with the Steelers. Also in particular his Dad Dan Rooney serving as US Ambassador to Ireland 2009-2012. Jim has a book coming out just in time for Christmas called a Different Way To Win. https://t.co/6mA4i9ap09 (Source)
Sal VulcanoGot to meet Jim Rooney at the @steelers game last week. Great guy, great family. He wrote a book about his dad, Dan Rooney, called @ADiffWay2Win. I've always been fascinated about what it takes to achieve success. Excited to read: https://t.co/VHrLM0VGO3 #DMR #ADifferentWaytoWin https://t.co/RFGUHnfygk (Source)
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