Being Martha: The Inside Story of Martha Stewart and Her Amazing Life
Written by Lloyd Allen
Narrated by Patrick Lawlor
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“No matter what they say about my mom, all she ever does is teach the world good things that will help them in life. So what if she shows you the perfect way to do it? Would you want your professor at school to do anything less in any other subject? Her fans know what she’s all about.”—Alexis Stewart, Martha’s daughter
When Martha Stewart was on trial for insider trading, the media served up countless gratuitous stories lambasting her character. Lloyd Allen, Martha’s old friend and neighbor, is out to set the record straight.
Drawing on hundreds of hours of interviews with Martha’s family, close friends and colleagues, Allen brings to life the real woman behind the public image: beloved as a mentor and benefactor; childlike in her enthusiasm for the simple things in life; and stronger, more grounded, and more determined following her prison term to help people make the most out of life. From her early years as a model to the world’s most successful businesswoman, to her next phase of life with multiple television shows, Allen shows how Martha made it to the top and stayed there through talent, passion, and hard work.
Lloyd Allen
Lloyd Allens career includes serving as a minister of religion in Jamaica, West Indies, and the Turks and Caicos Islands; and as assistant regional coordinator for lay-evangelism in the Florida Conference of Seventh-Day Adventist, Florida. Lloyd is a specialist in family counseling, with over twenty years experience in marriage, family & couples counseling. He is also a member of the American Counseling Association. Lloyd has traveled extensively and conducted seminars in various cities in and out of the USA. He and his wife, Rae Christine, have two children.
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