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Description edit
Jen Lancaster is the author of Bitter is the New Black . She has lived in Chicago for ten years with her husband and pets, and has yet to get the hang of the subway or returning library books in a timely manner. Visit www.jennsylvania.com
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
First Sentence edit
"Thanks for completely ignoring me."
Table of Contents edit
Prologue
Author's Note
1. Involuntarily Voluntary
2. The Evolution of a Bad Idea
3. Flipping the Script
4. Lucky Nineteen
5. The Queen of Kings
6. Get Off My Lawn
7. Generation Y Don't You Do It For Me?
8. A Barbie Girl in a Barbie World
9. I Wish I Could Quit You, Gladys Kravitz
10. The Old Dog Whisperer
11. Don't Blame Mii, Japan
12. As Seen on TV
13. Role Models
14. Peer Pressure
15. How Do You Talk to Girls
16. Ring of Fire
17. Bond, Jen Bond
18. The One About The Monkey
19. It's Not Like Texas Didn't Warn You
20. Quickbooks, Quicker Shovels
21. I Know Why You Fly
22. That's the Night That the Lights Went Out (in Lake County)
23. The Five Stages of Grief
24. Generator X
25. When Bad Things Happen to Bad People
26. Death and Taxes? Can I Select Neither?
27. Distinguish Myself
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Authors & Contributors edit
- Jen Lancaster (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: NAL Hardcover
Country: United States
Publication Date: May 1, 2012
ISBN: 0451233174
Page Count: 368
Publisher: NAL Hardcover
Country: United States
Publication Date: May 1, 2012
ISBN: 0451233174
Page Count: 368
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Biography-Humor
- Dewey: 920
Subjects edit
Links to Supplemental Material edit
- Jennsylvania: The author's blog.
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