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Tangled Up in Daydreams

Tangled Up in Daydreams
A novel by Rebecca Bloom

The enchanting, heartwarming story of a young woman’s journey toward true love and self-discovery.

Bloom is back! She takes the themes that put her on the map -- navigating L.A.’s social landscape with the help of trusty friends, a family’s unconditional devotion, and the heartbreaking roller coaster of true love -- and creates another irrestible novel.

Rebecca Bloom’s exploration of a woman’s emotional crossing is a stylish and sparkling novel. Tangled Up in Daydreams confirms her place as one of the brightest young creative talents today.

Girl Anatomy

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Harper Collins

Girl Anatomy
A novel by Rebecca Bloom

The hip and heartwarming story of what it means to be a girl and what it takes to become a woman.

Bruce Feirstein
Contributing Editor, Vanity Fair
Poignant, hilarious, Girl Anatomy is more than an auspicious debut--it's a novel that resonates with wisdom and truth.

Arianna Huffington
Girl Anatomy is a smart, sexy, wickedly funny---and fearlessly insightful book. Sparkling and enchanting.

Liz Smith, Newsday
Tender.

Girl Anatomy

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Have I Got a Guy For You

Twenty-six fresh and talented female writers wittingly revisit nightmarish blind dates they’d sooner forget – although their mothers won’t let them - in the uproarious new anthology edited by Alix Strauss, HAVE I GOT A GUY FOR YOU: What Really Happens When Mom Fixes You Up (Adams Media; $19.95 Hardcover; April 2008). Hailing from diverse backgrounds, each woman shares a common connection – determined mothers who will stop at nothing to get them down the aisle and over the threshold, even if they have to find the grooms themselves.

HAVE I GOT A GUY FOR YOU introduces readers to an army of possible suitors from the too short to the too tall, to the too vain and the too hopeless with each one seeming all too familiar. Then there’s the “successful musical actor” who shows up for a date at Starbucks with only a dollar, but is dressed to the nines in all black leather and the seemingly perfect lawyer turned non-profit executive, who complains of a sore throat and ends up spouting a never-ending monologue about past girlfriends over cocktails – and tea (no honey to be had in a Manhattan martini lounge). Typically reserved for comedic effect in our favorite sitcoms or chick flicks, these dates come to life with the help of a handful of meddling mothers.