O, The Oprah Magazine December 2010 Issue
The Wonder Years
Martha Beck swears anyone can become a miracle worker. Skeptical? Give her ten minutes, she says, and you'll start to see mysterious, marvellous, and totally inexplicable events all around. Page: 224 | 0 Likes | 0A Weight off your Mind Oprah introduces an excerpt from Marianne Williamson's new book about why our feelings can make us fat. Page: 232 | 2 Likes | 0
How to be a Wrap Star
Five thrifty tips to make your holiday packages pretty and polished Page: 73
To me, with Love
Why true generosity means being kindest to yourself Page: 76
"You Need to Stand up for yourself, Because she Ambushed you"
Confronting a parent about her child, having second thoughts about a friend, and more Page: 82
Update: "Get me a Job"
Checking in with the four out-of-work women we made over in our September 2010 issue Page: 86
The O List: Holiday Edition
Great gift ideas from Oprah, Dr. Oz, Nate Berkus, Suze Orman, and more Page: 91
Look what we Found!
Bedazzling shoes and stellar stud earrings Page: 119
Adam Says
O creative director Adam Glassman gets you party-ready Page: 122
Great Buys under $50!
Shimmering clothes and megawatt jewels-on a budget Page: 124
How I Stay Well All Season Long
Beat cold and flu season with tips from Mehmet Oz, MD (FYI-your mother was right: chicken soup really works!) Page: 170
Reading Room Ten out of '10
The ten books from 2010 we can't wait to read again...Giftworthy portraits of three music legends...Steve Martin's witty fictional send-up of the New York art world...and more Page: 177
Miracles All Around us
This month we're bringing you a dose of magic, mystery, and awe: Witness Earth's most staggering natural wonders, discover mysteries that science can't solve, and meet a few ordinary people whose extraordinary experiences defy explanation. Plus: O editor in chief Susan Casey travels to Brazil to visit John of God, the faith healer who may have cured millions, and Martha Beck shares the secret to finding miracles where you least expect them. Page: 212
Leap of Faith
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Oprah Talks to Tyler Perry
The entertainment mogul speaks about his new film, his search for love, and his harrowing journey to the top. Page: 228
Homemade for the Holidays
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