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Synopsis
What’s life like for the single girl in the post-Sex and the City and Bridget Jones era? Imogen Lloyd Webber—who’s 30 and happily unwed—tells all, in a smart and sassy guide to work, mind, body, home, friends, socializing, and, of course, dating and sex. She even creates her own shorthand for discussing relationships, explaining what the difference is between a SMBF (Straight Male Best Friend) and a PMDL (Promise Much, Delivers Little) boy. You’ll find funny and realistic girl talk about everything from dealing with family, Valentine’s Day, and being a “plus one” to gynecologist appointments, apartment decorating, and roommate disasters. There’s savvy advice on picking guys up too, but the focus is always on the fabulous single girl herself.
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About the Author
Imogen Lloyd Webber is a born and bred Brit who now lives in NYC where she is an on air political contributor for MSNBC, featuring on The Dylan Ratigan Show and across the network. Prior to this she was a "liberal" pundit for the Fox News and Fox Business Networks, appearing on programmes including The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity and Imus. Educated at Cambridge University, where she read history and labelled a "petite polymath" by the New York Post, Imogen has also been a special correspondent for EXTRA and a recurrent contributor on HLN's Showbiz Tonight. Other US radio and TV appearances include Access Hollywood (NBC), Good Morning America (ABC), The Morning Show (Fox) and assorted shows across the Sirius radio network.
Review
'a laugh a minute, pick it up when you're down and you'll be smiling in no time. What a tonic!' -- Cilla Black 'Her advice will help other single women make the most of unattached living' The Daily Express 'London's answer to Carry Bradshaw...Imogen [is] the ideal role model to dispense advice on how to be single' Hello! 'a wry, witty look at the predicament of the modern woman and a useful aide to surviving the single state' The Sunday Times 'Somewhere between Jilly Cooper and Sigmund Freud, the book is a lively, provocative presentation of a single girl's life' Tatler 'a must-read for all those ...fed up waiting for Mr Right' Daily Record 'creative ways to manage every aspect of your life ...wonderfully irreverent ... wit and wisdom ... dozens of anecdotes' Scotsman Magazine 'Imogen Lloyd Webber knows more than most about relationships. Her book [offers] help and advice for singletons.' Woman's Own The fact the book talks about singledom in relation to family, career and friends is truly refreshing. Teletext
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