Spread the Twitter love (and a liberal helping of baby powder to ward off the inner thigh chubb rub).
It’s official. Moose: A Memoir is now available in paperback, online and in your local bookstore. This means you can mark it all up, dog ear pages, whip out your highlighter and treat the juicy bits the way you treated Blubber (or Forever). There’s even a chapter in Moose titled:
ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT’S ME, POUND CAKE.
Read it on a Kindle. Or on your cell phone if your eyes don’t suck like mine. View the Moose book trailer, then Download a free chapter of Moose (pdf)
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Featured in these publications:
"The memoir, which mixes painful revelations with amusing anecdotes, teems with details, like the sixth-grade Spanish class in which the teacher told students to identify themselves as fat or thin."
— The New York Times
“It combines the classic misery-at-summer-camp story with the lengths we’ll go to get thin.”
— USA Today
“If you have a kid who is overweight, underweight, very tall, very short, this book will make you understand how important it is to accept your child for whatever he or she is.”
— Joan Hamburg- WOR, New York
“Long acclaimed for the sharp and witty insights on her personal blog, StephanieKlein.com, writer Stephanie Klein has now released her second book, Moose, a hilarious and heart-wrenching memoir recounting her adolescent experiences at fat camp.”
— Women’s Day
"Candid . . . inspiring . . . With vivid characterizations, spot-on locale descriptions and sly jokes at her own expense, Klein offers an original and touching take on the all-too-common problem of childhood obesity."
— Kirkus Reviews
Get your paperback copies today!
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