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YOU HAVE TO KISS A LOT OF FROGS
"I never knew bad dates could be so good."
– Kelly Ripa
"We're rooting for her to find everything she's missing - which turns out to be less than she imagines."
– Daily News
"A provocative and intelligent look at the ways that people search for a meaningful life."
– Publisher's Weekly
"Loved the book."
– New York Times Best Selling Author and Actress, Fran Drescher
"More than just a catalogue of loser guys and bad relationships, Graff''s smart and funny novel shows just how hard finding the right man can be and how easy it is for a relationship to fail."
– Booklist
"...a jaunty trek through the dating minefield in search of Mr. Right. Karrie handles the frogs with heart, humor and hubris. Look for the sequel."
– Family Circle
"Graff put the litany of losers, Casanovas, weirdos and plain old bad choices to work for her new book, You have to Kiss a lot of Frogs ."
– Miami Herald
"... this book ventures out of the frog pond in search of a deeper meaning of self worth completion... a quirky spin that keeps you reading and keeps Karrie from giving up."
– FIT
"Finally, Graff''s novel stands out from the rest simply in it quality – this is a well-written book."
– GFKA.com
LOOKING FOR MR. GOODFROG
"This book's hilarious! I can so totally relate!"
– Liz Tuccillo, Writer,
He's Just Not That Into You, Sex and the City
"Navigating the cyber pond with Karrie Klein while Looking for Mr. Goodfrog leaves one laughing on the outside while your heart is breaking on the inside! I found it ribbiting!"
– Jamie Gertz, Actress
"Graff...offers a fun tour of New York, and readers will welcome the return of her smart narrator."
– Publisher's Weekly
"...sweet and satisfying."
– Chicago Sun-Times
"Readers will be happy...and will eagerly turn the pages..."
– Booklist
THE SKIKSA SYNDROME
"Graff''s prose crackles with winning wit."
– Publishers Weekly
"Graff''s latest is by turns funny and poignant as she explores religious identity and modern relationships."
– Booklist
"The entertaining blend of farcical scenarios and quick fire prose finds an unexpected poignancy."
– Daily News
"If you've got a funny bone, Graff will hold on and refuse to let go."
– LibraryJournal.com
"Readers will enjoy Aimee's chance to rediscover herself and to recognize what she truly values."
– Library Journal
"...some funny moments."
– USA Today
"Hilarity ensues."
– Glamour.com
"A light, fun read... amid the dead-on descriptions of Jewish life in New York (the author) slips in many profound observations."
– The Jerusalem Post
"On a scale from 1 to ten... this gets 10 stars...of David."
– Publisher's Weekly,
"Beyond Her Book"
"The zany scenarios propel the novel, but belie a powerful moral core about identity and cultural perceptions ."
– Jewish Living Magazine
"Saturating this fluffy romantic comedy of errors is a more subtle commentary about religion and identity that raises the question: How much of yourself do you have to give up in order to be with someone else?"
– San Francisco Chronicle
"A witty read with the satisfying crunch of crusty rye and the sting of hot mustard, no matter what you put between the slices."
– Jewish News of
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