Life. Love. Lox.

Author and columnist Carin Davis' new book, Life, Love, Lox: Real-World Advice for the Modern Jewish Girl

Like Manischewitz with a twist, this saucy book will show the young Chosen Ones how to mix their Jewish roots with their happenin' lifestyles.

Bursting with playful anecdotes and amusing advice, Life, Love, Lox is the essential companion for any Jew l ooking to squeeze a little style out of the ol' Torah. Ten chapters in all -- like "Challapalooza," "How to Lose a Guy in Ten Plagues," and "Lox, Stock, and Bagel" -- dish on how to put together Shabbat dinner for the real world, how to meet the (observant) parents, and how to embrace the high holy days with style.

Davis covers everything from Kosher Kissing and making matzah balls to Speed-Dating and the Dayenu Diet. Life, Love, Lox is the best thing to happen to modern Jews since the Glatt Kosher hot dog cart at Yankee Stadium. This is a humorous girlfriend's guide to living the hip life while keeping it Jewish.

Author Bio: Carin Davis is an award-winning feature writer and singles columnist for The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles. Her articles have appeared in numerous Jewish newspapers and websites. She has been invited to speak at conferences, synagogues, colleges, women's groups, fundraisers, and community events. Carin is currently the Vice-President of Film Roman, the animation company behind The Simpsons and King of the Hill. She lives in Los Angeles.

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Copy of Book (includes Evanston event entry) $15