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THE SHIKSA SYNDROME Do Shiksas Have More Fun? Only A Jewish Girl Knows For Sure! Manhattan publicist Aimee Albert knows a good spin, and sets her world reeling when she pretends she's not Jewish to catch a Jewish guy! Coming September 2008 from Doubleday Broadway |
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YOU HAVE TO KISS A LOT OF FROGS The chick-lit hit, You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs, spans fifteen years of bad dates in the life of single, Jewish actress, Karrie Kline, taking place in New York and Los Angeles.
Praise for You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs: "I never knew bad dates could be so good." -- Kelly Ripa "Loved the book." -- New York Times bestselling author and actress Fran Drescher |
 A Red Dress Ink Bestseller!
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LOOKING FOR MR.GOODFROG In Looking For Mr.Goodfrog, Karrie, Kline, an enterprising actress, turns her dating stories into a successful one-woman show. But has her quest to put her bad-date karma to good use turned her into a dating pariah? Find out in this sequel to You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs.
Praise for Looking For Mr.Goodfrog:
"This book's hilarious! I can so totally relate!" -- Liz Tuccillo, writer He's Just Not That Into You and Sex and the City "Navigating the cyber pond with Karrie Kline while Looking For Mr.Goodfrog leaves one laughing on the outside while your heart is breaking on the inside! I found it ribbiting." -- Actress Jami Gertz |
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SCENES FROM A HOLIDAY Three women. Three holidays. Three stories. In Graff's, The Eight Dates Of Hanukkah, a blow to the head puts singles events planner Nicki Heller in a Hanukkoma! Trapped in the unconscious world of Menoravhille, she celebrates Hanukkah on an endless loop, with a date from hell for each night. |
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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIE: 26 TRUTHS ABOUT LIFE IN YOUR TWENTIES Five Big Lies. Twenty-Six Bigger Truths. In Graff's essay, Knot Tied Up in a Bow, Laurie Graff looks at the men in her life and concludes a hugely important twenty-something lesson:that life is continually evolving, and that the search for self rarely culminates in a tidy, perfect bow. |
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