Do Not Talk To, Touch, Marry, or Otherwise Fiddle with Frogs

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From Publishers Weekly

It's just in fairy tales that frogs turn into princes, maintains Nailah Shami, author of Taking the High Road: How to Deal with Your Ex-Husband, Maintain Your Sanity, and Raise Your Child in Peace. Therefore, she counsels her readers in her new book, Do Not Talk to, Touch, Marry, or Otherwise Fiddle with Frogs: How to Find Prince Charming by Finding Yourself. Combining humor, compassion and good sense, this former frog princess advises women on how to conduct dignified lives--and dates--and how to distinguish between a true prince and an imposter who will always be a frog.

Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.

About the Author

Nailah Shami is the author of Taking the High Road: How to Deal with Your Ex-Husband, Maintain Your Sanity, and Raise Your Child in Peace (available from Plume). As the originator and director of National Get Along with Your Ex Month, she has been featured on CNN, Fox on Psychology and several national radio programs, as well as in USA Today. She lives in Washington.

作者简介：

From Publishers Weekly

It's just in fairy tales that frogs turn into princes, maintains Nailah Shami, author of Taking the High Road: How to Deal with Your Ex-Husband, Maintain Your Sanity, and Raise Your Child in Peace. Therefore, she counsels her readers in her new book, Do Not Talk to, Touch, Marry, or Otherwise Fiddle with Frogs: How to Find Prince Charming by Finding Yourself. Combining humor, compassion and good sense, this former frog princess advises women on how to conduct dignified lives--and dates--and how to distinguish between a true prince and an imposter who will always be a frog.

Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.

About the Author

Nailah Shami is the author of Taking the High Road: How to Deal with Your Ex-Husband, Maintain Your Sanity, and Raise Your Child in Peace (available from Plume). As the originator and director of National Get Along with Your Ex Month, she has been featured on CNN, Fox on Psychology and several national radio programs, as well as in USA Today. She lives in Washington.