The Silver Linings Playbook: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Matthew Quick

The Silver Linings Playbook: A Novel was the first book I read by Matthew Quick. This story is very similar to the award winning film of the same name, so in some ways it's like having a movie right in your hands. The only difference is that you have to commit to reading over 300 pages for a two-hour movie, but it turns out that there is a lot more than meets the eye between these two pieces of work.

The Silver Linings Playbook: A Novel is a book on the lives of two people living in a world where bipolar disorder is no longer a mental illness, but rather a mental state. The story begins with Pat Peoples, who has been released after eight years in prison for armed robbery, and his wife Nikki, who has gone through an extended period of drug addiction. They are both struggling to find their place in society when they meet the charming and undeniably handsome Danny O'Toole at Nikki's job arranging flowers.

The Silver Linings Playbook: A Novel is a novel by Matthew Quick. This book is about a man suffering from bipolar disorder who is released from a mental hospital, and how his longtime friends help him get back on track.

"This is the voice of a man who has been around the block, seen everything and knows exactly what he wants."

A silver lining is a ray of sunshine, or of hope. Whether it's figuratively or literally, it's a ray of light in a dark cloud. The Silver Linings Playbook has many such moments and serves as an uplifting tale with its protagonist facing anger, loss and self-doubt.

The Silver Linings Playbook is a story about Pat Peoples, an ex-Philadelphia Eagles player who has battled through some tough times and is now having a mental breakdown. He seeks help from his therapist, Dr. Rhodes, who suggests that Pat should read through the playbook of the Philadelphia Eagles to deal with his issues. The book is set in Philadelphia and deals with themes of mental illness, sports and family life.