Author: Donald Miller. Published by Thomas Nelson. Printed in China. Like New Condition HARDCOVER Book, with an almost new condition Dust Jacket. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 5.5 x 8.5 inch, 144 pages.
BONUS: The included CD is in Brand New Condition, never played! And it's filled with exclusive Blue Like Jazz outtakes.
JAZZ NOTES, by Donald Miller, is a spin-off and companion book to his famous memoir, Blue Like Jazz. It acts as a literary remix, featuring fresh behind-the-scenes stories, character highlights, and condensed reflections designed to accompany the original.
The "Remix" Concept: It pairs core soundbites and takeaways from Blue Like Jazz with brand new material and personal reflections.
Unconventional Stories: It revisits Miller's infamous "confession booth" at Reed College and dives into how he experienced grace and learned to genuinely love others.
The Bonus CD: The physical release typically comes with a bonus audio CD featuring an exclusive interview with Donald Miller.
Conversational Tone: Like his other work, the writing is highly accessible, using an informal, conversational style rather than traditional religious or dogmatic language.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Don Miller is an American author, speaker, and entrepreneur best known for his New York Times bestseller Blue Like Jazz. He is the CEO of StoryBrand, a company that helps businesses clarify their messaging. Miller’s writing often explores faith, identity, and personal growth. His other books include Searching for God Knows What, Through Painted Deserts, and A Million Miles in a Thousand Years. He founded The Mentoring Project to support fatherless youth and has advised both nonprofit and government initiatives.
