Falling Backwards: A Memoir - Hardcover

NATIONAL BESTSELLER

"As talented, funny and engaging as Jann Arden can be, perhaps the most impressive thing about the eight-time Juno Award winner is her modesty."
--"The Globe and Mail"

"The type of free-spirited, brutally truthful woman who can stand toe to toe with any man or woman. Funny and not afraid to sprinkle an interview with helpings of words your mother would never allow in the house, Arden is two parts poet and one part your crazy aunt."
--"The Toronto Sun"

"[Jann Arden is] abundantly and humorously generous with herself in public. . . . No doubt Arden holds some secrets, some passions, some pain close to the vest, but, like the best gossip in the neighbourhood, she diverts our attention with titillating yarns."
--"Toronto Star"
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"If it were possible to distil the mirth in a person's eyes onto the page, this memoir would be the result.... If readers aren't already fans, they are going to be after taking in her nostalgic, at times even lyrical, and frequently belly-laugh-inducing accounts of growing up."
--"Winnipeg Free Press"
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"A pretty great, easy, light read, and succeeds because it's written entirely in Arden's voice."
--"The Gazette "
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"Incredibly rich...a universally relatable coming-of-age portrait pieced together from 30 years' worth of sorrow, laughter and joy."
--"Ottawa Citizen
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"A compelling read, told in Arden's conversational style."
--"The Hamilton Spectator"

NATIONAL BESTSELLER
"As talented, funny and engaging as Jann Arden can be, perhaps the most impressive thing about the eight-time Juno Award winner is her modesty."
--"The Globe and Mail"
"The type of free-spirited, brutally truthful woman who can stand toe to toe with any man or woman. Funny and not afraid to sprinkle an interview with helpings of words your mother would never allow in the house, Arden is two parts poet and one part your crazy aunt."
--"The Toronto Sun"
"[Jann Arden is] abundantly and humorously generous with herself in public. . . . No doubt Arden holds some secrets, some passions, some pain close to the vest, but, like the best gossip in the neighbourhood, she diverts our attention with titillating yarns."
--"Toronto Star"
"
"If it were possible to distil the mirth in a person's eyes onto the page, this memoir would be the result.... If readers aren't already fans, they are going to be after taking in her nostalgic, at times even lyrical, and frequently belly-laugh-inducing accounts of growing up."
--"Winnipeg Free Press"
" "
"A pretty great, easy, light read, and succeeds because it's written entirely in Arden's voice."
--"The Gazette "
" "
"Incredibly rich...a universally relatable coming-of-age portrait pieced together from 30 years' worth of sorrow, laughter and joy."
--"Ottawa Citizen
"
"A compelling read, told in Arden's conversational style."
--"The Hamilton Spectator"

NATIONAL BESTSELLER

"As talented, funny and engaging as Jann Arden can be, perhaps the most impressive thing about the eight-time Juno Award winner is her modesty."
--The Globe and Mail

"The type of free-spirited, brutally truthful woman who can stand toe to toe with any man or woman. Funny and not afraid to sprinkle an interview with helpings of words your mother would never allow in the house, Arden is two parts poet and one part your crazy aunt."
--The Toronto Sun

"[Jann Arden is] abundantly and humorously generous with herself in public. . . . No doubt Arden holds some secrets, some passions, some pain close to the vest, but, like the best gossip in the neighbourhood, she diverts our attention with titillating yarns."
--Toronto Star"

"If it were possible to distil the mirth in a person's eyes onto the page, this memoir would be the result.... If readers aren't already fans, they are going to be after taking in her nostalgic, at times even lyrical, and frequently belly-laugh-inducing accounts of growing up."
--Winnipeg Free Press

"A pretty great, easy, light read, and succeeds because it's written entirely in Arden's voice."
--The Gazette

"Incredibly rich...a universally relatable coming-of-age portrait pieced together from 30 years' worth of sorrow, laughter and joy."
--Ottawa Citizen

"A compelling read, told in Arden's conversational style."
--The Hamilton Spectator