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Books
The Anthologies
The Memoirs
The Holocaust and The Third Generation
21 Unstoppable Women Get NAKED
52 Amazing Individuals
17 Thought Leadership Essays
35 Revealing stories on the impact and influence a father has in a daughter's life
Legacies of Love & Wisdom
The Tribute
Advice from my paternal grandfather to my father
This anthology is the first of its kind: experiences of the Third Generation—the grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. I tell the story of learning of my grandfather's past and our experience together writing the book What Papa Told Me.
This anthology by 21 unstoppable women daring to be bold, brave & ballsy. I was thrilled to be included and wrote a letter to the older woman who I went on to write about in Half In: A Coming-of-Age Memoir of Forbidden Love.
This highly inspirational and motivational book will give you insight into the daily habits, attitudes, and wisdom from extraordinary people. Including my own!
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Stories from 17 industry professionals to encourage discussion that inspires, innovates and invites people to talk about the future of property from a technological, housing, and investment perspective because we believe that conversations can catalyse change.
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Revealing Stories on the Impact & Influence a Father has in a Daughter's Life.
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Legacies of Love & Wisdom is filled with personal stories from women of all ages and cultures. The warmth, love, wisdom and humor from all perspectives are clear indicators of the special bond between a grandmother and her grandchild(ren).
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Advice about love, career, hope, diligence, and perspective. In a letter to his son, Manny imparted genuine life lessons about becoming an adult. This short book was written by my paternal grandfather to my father. He passed it on to me.
At 23 I had a secret affair with my boss, a woman 34 years older who had a long-term partner. Yes, adulthood was off to a great start. Did the affair last or were we caught?
At 17, my grandfather was taken away from his family and sent to 4 labor camps and then 4 concentration camps. Could you survive 8 camps in 5 years? And could you remain hopeful for the future? Papa did. How?
For five years I lived in a 90-square-foot NYC studio without a kitchen and my loft bed had 23" of space which meant I couldn't sit up in bed. And I loved it. Turns out, living tiny made my life larger. How?
Other Writing
On life, love and getting organized
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AMNew York
Over 100 Opinion Columns, 2002-2004
NY DAILY NEWS
Opinion Columns, 1999-2000
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