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How to Hepburn
Lessons On Living From Kate The Great
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How to Hepburn, Karen Karbo’s sleek, contemporary reassessment of one of America’s greatest icons, takes us on a spin through the great Kate’s long, eventful life, with an aim toward seeing what we can glean from the First Lady of Cinema. One part How Proust Can Change Your Life and one part Why Sinatra Matters, How to Hepburn teases some unexpected lessons from the life of a woman whose freewheeling, pants-wearing determination redefined the image of the independent woman while eventually endearing her to the world.
This witty, provocative gem is full of no-nonsense Hepburn-style commentary on subjects such as: making denial work for you; the importance of being brash, facing fear, and always having an aviator in your life; learning why and how to lie; the benefits of discretion; making the most of a dysfunctional relationship; and the power of forgiving your parents. Thrilling fans of the notoriously independent actress, award-winner Karen Karbo presents a gusty guidebook to harnessing your inner Hepburn, and living life on your own terms.
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The Stuff of Life
A Daughter's Memoir
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The Stuff of Life describes the process of Dick Karbo's death and Karen Karbo's struggles to deal with it, and the book works beautifully on many levels. A lively, insightful and astonishingly unsentimental read, it's intensely funny in places. Karbo excels at bringing people to life on the page.
-The Washington Post
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The Bitch In The House
edited by Cathi Hanauer
26 Women Tell The Truth About Sex, Solitude, Work, Motherhood, And Marriage
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The culmination of lessons learned in the past three decades -- the
"me" years, the therapy years, and the "express yourself" years -- The
Bitch in the House welcomes readers into the lives, minds, and bedrooms
of its contributors to talk about the choices they've made, what's
working, and what's not. Ranging in age from twenty-four to sixty-five,
single and childless or married with children or four times divorced,
this is the sound of the collective voice of successful women today --
in all their anger, grace, and glory.
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