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Author in the News: Kelly James Interviewed on Coffee, Grief, and Gratitude Podcast

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    Kelly James, Author of  The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired  was interviewed on Coffee, Grief, and Gratitude podcast: Grief Affects All of Us. Book description: You're 52. Divorced. Single mom to a teenaged son and a tween daughter. Happily self-employed but worried about the cost of health insurance, the inevitable impact of perimenopause on your body, and whether you should keep dating a sexy plumber who's sweet and funny but lives an hour away and doesn't seem that into you. So, after 22 years of fulltime freelancing, you take a day job as a tiny, creaky cog in the corporate American machine where you're decades older than most of your coworkers - and you write about it. The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired: A Year in Corporate America is an entertaining, midlife memoir that shares what (and what not) to do when you make that corporate leap. Keywords: Midlife career change;  Corporate culture transition;  Workplace memoir;  Freelance to corporat...

Author in the News: Kelly James, Author of The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired Interviewed on Tips for the Transition Broadcast

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  Kelly James, Author of  The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired  was interviewed on Tips for the Transition Broadcast . Book description: You're 52. Divorced. Single mom to a teenaged son and a tween daughter. Happily self-employed but worried about the cost of health insurance, the inevitable impact of perimenopause on your body, and whether you should keep dating a sexy plumber who's sweet and funny but lives an hour away and doesn't seem that into you. So, after 22 years of fulltime freelancing, you take a day job as a tiny, creaky cog in the corporate American machine where you're decades older than most of your coworkers - and you write about it. The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired: A Year in Corporate America is an entertaining, midlife memoir that shares what (and what not) to do when you make that corporate leap. Keywords: Midlife career change;  Corporate culture transition;  Workplace memoir;  Freelance to corporate;  Women in the workplace;...

Author in the News: Kelly James Interviewed on the Patricia Raskin Show

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   Kelly James, Author of  The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired  was interviewed on The Patricia Ra skin Show: Do's and Don'ts of Making the Corporate Leap. Book description: You're 52. Divorced. Single mom to a teenaged son and a tween daughter. Happily self-employed but worried about the cost of health insurance, the inevitable impact of perimenopause on your body, and whether you should keep dating a sexy plumber who's sweet and funny but lives an hour away and doesn't seem that into you. So, after 22 years of fulltime freelancing, you take a day job as a tiny, creaky cog in the corporate American machine where you're decades older than most of your coworkers - and you write about it. The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired: A Year in Corporate America is an entertaining, midlife memoir that shares what (and what not) to do when you make that corporate leap. Keywords: Midlife career change;  Corporate culture transition;  Workplace memoir;  Freelance to...

Author in the News: Lauretta Avina has successful book signing at Calvera Coffee in Hollister, CA

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  This is one book we cannot keep in stock:  From Tuscany with Love   (Avina). For a full week or more it wore Amazon's red #1 banner (immigrant biographies).  According to Lauretta, she sold out of her the books she had taken with her for the book signing at Calvera Coffee in Hollister, CA. Way to go! Book Description: From Tuscany with Love  is an emotional memoir capturing the heartfelt journey of a scared, little girl from the rolling hills of Lucca to the bustling life in America. Through evocative stories and cherished family recipes, the author pays tribute to the rich culture, love, and flavors that shaped her life. This memoir beautifully blends personal reflections on family, resilience, and the timeless traditions of Tuscan cuisine, offering readers a deeply personal and flavorful look at an immigrant's path to finding a home and a sense of belonging in a new world. A Reviewer's Comment: "a cookbook that brought a tear to my eye" I never had a co...