I Work Better With An Audience: Thoughts on Life, Love, Food and Jiggly Bits

In this hilarious collection of essays about one woman's search to figure out what happens once you stop kidding yourself and plant both feet firmly into adulthood, Jennifer Inglis covers topics such as food obsessions, body image, family, relationships, religion, exercise, fears, shopping, aging, pop culture, and growing up as the kid who never quite fit in. As unique as they are humorous, these stories are surprisingly insightful. Between Jewish guilt, being a non-threatening "cougar," and aging in a completely unconventional, yet hopefully graceful manner, readers will see a little of themselves as Inglis attempts to interpret life's events, rather than simply report on them. A deeply personal and surprisingly funny collection of stories and anecdotes, this book shows how Inglis's unique views on everyday life, as well as her keen sense of the absurd, allow her to make sense of the world. With a heartfelt message about finding the inner strength to be who you truly are, this collection is as inspiring as it is entertaining. More than just comedic, Inglis's stories are intimate, easily identifiable, and, most importantly, real. Embracing differences and celebrating common bonds, these terrific stories reach across boundaries to entertain, captivate, and touch people from all backgrounds.