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Author: Lauren Ruotolo
Publisher: Health Communications
Imprint: Health Communications
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.50cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.295kg
ISBN: 9780757315145
ISBN 10: 0757315143
Pages: 264
Publication Date: 01 October 2010
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Language: English
Reviews
"Walking in stilettos is an accomplishment all its own. Walking in them when you're not even suppose to be walking is another. ""Unstoppable in Stilettos: A Girl's Guide to Living Tall in a Small World"" is an inspirational memoir from Lauren Ruotolo, predicted to be wheelchair bound her entire life due to a rare disease called McCune-Albright syndrome. Instead of accepting the diagnosis, she spat in its face and has lived a successful and driven life that would make any 'normal' person seem lame. ""Unstoppable in Stilettos"" is uplifting and very highly recommended motivational reading. --Midwest Book Review"
Walking in stilettos is an accomplishment all its own. Walking in them when you're not even suppose to be walking is another. Unstoppable in Stilettos: A Girl's Guide to Living Tall in a Small World is an inspirational memoir from Lauren Ruotolo, predicted to be wheelchair bound her entire life due to a rare disease called McCune-Albright syndrome. Instead of accepting the diagnosis, she spat in its face and has lived a successful and driven life that would make any 'normal' person seem lame. Unstoppable in Stilettos is uplifting and very highly recommended motivational reading. --Midwest Book Review
Walking in stilettos is an accomplishment all its own. Walking in them when you're not even suppose to be walking is another. ""Unstoppable in Stilettos: A Girl's Guide to Living Tall in a Small World"" is an inspirational memoir from Lauren Ruotolo, predicted to be wheelchair bound her entire life due to a rare disease called McCune-Albright syndrome. Instead of accepting the diagnosis, she spat in its face and has lived a successful and driven life that would make any 'normal' person seem lame. ""Unstoppable in Stilettos"" is uplifting and very highly recommended motivational reading. --Midwest Book Review
Author Information
Lauren Ruotolo is the Director of Entertainment Promotions at Hearst Magazines in New York City, where she is responsible for developing strategic key partnerships with TV & cable networks, music labels, and movie studios. She recently helped produce E!'s Style Network show about the inner workings at Marie Claire fashion magazine and is working on two one-hour specials with Scripps Networks for Esquire and The Food Network magazine. Lauren joined Hearst Magazines from TV Guide Magazine, where she was the Director of Consumer Marketing & Promotions and created the first ever U.S. newsstand promotion with CD on the cover. Ruotolo's first-person essay ""Get Shorty,"" which shared her philosophies on living with the rare genetic disorder McCune-Albright syndrome, was published in Marie Claire magazine in 2009, and was one of the most-responded to articles in Marie Claire. Ruotolo is on the advisory board of Glamour Gals, Love Our Children USA, and is an active member in the NY chapter of Women in Communications. Visit Lauren on Facebook, follow her on Twitter (laurenjaenyc), or log onto www.unstoppableinstilettos.com and www.laurenruotolo.com.
