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- Moves with multimedia: No
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Ask Amy: Advice for the real world
In the tradition of the great personal advice columnists, the Chicago Tribune's Dickinson is a plainspoken straight shooter who relates to readers of all ages. She answers personal questions by addressing issues from both her head and her heart. A solid reporter, Dickinson researches her topics to provide readers with informed opinions and answers.
Ask Amy readers will enjoy learning about the life of their favorite advice guru before she became Ann Landers’ successor and how she created her own “fairy-tale ending” to her life story. The book has already received enthusiastic reviews and will be promoted heavily on "Good Morning America," "The View," NPR, in Redbook and Good Housekeeping magazines, as well as via a national book tour.
The 2,500-word excerpt will be made available for publication on Sunday, February 1. Editors can run it in two parts or run one independent of the other. The excerpt will move with the book cover art and Amy’s photo.
For column rates and to receive the book excerpt and a signed copy of the book, contact your TMS representative at tmssales@tribune.com or 800-245-6536.
Ask Amy: Advice for the real world Samples
Readers Respond to a 'Wandering Husband'
DEAR READERS: Recently I ran a letter from "Wandering Husband," a 72-year-old man who offered a biological and evolutionary explanation for why men cheat.
Divorced Dad Not a Cash Cow
DEAR AMY: My 24-year-old son, the product of a broken marriage, used to only contact me when he needed money.
Not Too Late to Report Former Teacher
DEAR AMY: When I was 17 I entered into a relationship with a teacher who was much older.
'The Cuddler' Strikes, Worrying Dad
DEAR AMY: I am a widower with five children. I allowed my wife's sister and family to move in with us when she and her husband lost their jobs and their home was foreclosed. They have three older children. Stevie also likes to cuddle with everyone!
'The Cuddler' Strikes, Worrying Dad
DEAR AMY: I am a widower with five children. I allowed my wife's sister and family to move in with us when she and her husband lost their jobs and their home was foreclosed. They have three older children. Stevie also likes to cuddle with everyone!
Stepsisters' Family Feud Pulls Parents Apart
DEAR AMY: I recently married my longtime boyfriend. During our long courtship, our daughters became best friends, but over the past six months, my stepdaughter has decided she doesn't like, trust or want to associate with my daughter anymore.
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