Believing in Magic: My Story of Love Overcoming Adversity and Keeping the Faith – Allow an extra 3 weeks to ship

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In her poignant and intensely personal memoir Cookie Johnson wife of NBA icon Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson speaks for the first time about how her husband’s 1991 HIV diagnosis sent her life and marriage into a frightening new direction

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“With humor and a God given sweet spirit Cookie Johnson captures our attention. With humble sincerity and candor she draws us into the heart wrenching story of her life with one of world’s most famous athletes and powerful billionaire businessman. We are awed by the superior strength of her unwavering faith as she determines to keep her loving family alive and together. Powerful and life affirming.”–LaTanya and Samuel L. Jackson

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We couldn t put our friend Cookie s book down. Though we haveknown Cookie s strength of character for decades–reading this book indelibly rebranded her in our eyes . . . She took us on her remarkable life journey with transparency humility humor pride and confidence. What a stellar testimony to the power of love faith family and friendship. –Rodney Peete & Holly Robinson Peete?”

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“A poignant account of their time together. This book answers many of the why’s of their relationship but more importantly it shows Cookie’s strength tenacity intelligence and sheer will to raise her family live an authentic life and support her soulmate. A must read!”–Tonya and Dave Winfield

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Cookie is an amazing woman!! Her family’s journey has been truly INSPIRING & MAGICAL . . . We love & admire you big sis and big bro! –LL Cool J & Simone I. Smith”

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” Believing in Magic is for real. A story about growing as an individual a couple and then as a family. Great adversity lead them to a challenging life but being anchored by faith brought about the greatest love of all. Cookie and Magic have lived loved learned and now leave a great message for all. Have Faith.”–Pat & Chris Riley
Paperback
272 pages