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The Official Hugs Book

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A well-given hug can be as comforting as a cozy fire on a cold night and as healing as a miracle cure. A hug provides assurance and acceptance and is an open admission of affection and appreciation. In The "Official" Hugs Book, you will find the who, what, when, where, why, and how of hugging. With wit and wisdom Martha Bolton delivers a lighthearted book that will be a fun read for you and those you love. Open this book and discover charming illustrations, poignant descriptions, and humorous instructions on the definitive art of giving the perfect hug for every occasion. Learn the dos and don'ts of hugging, and maximize your affection at those awkward times when you're at a loss for words. The "Official" Hugs Book is not a luxury item; it's a necessity for getting along in life.

176 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2002

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Martha Bolton

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Bob Hope's first female staff writer, working for the legendary comedian in the 1980s and 1990s. She has received nominations for an Emmy, a Dove, and a WGA Award. The author of 88 books, including her newest, Dear Bob... Bob Hope's Wartime Correspondence with the GIs of WW2, which was awarded the Christian Market Book of the Year and the AWSA Memoir of the Year at the Golden Scrolls 2021. She was also named AWSA Member of the Year for 2021. Martha is also a prolific playwright with shows playing in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Two of the musicals are based on her novels, Josiah for President and The Home Game. Martha has also written for Phyllis Diller and numerous other comedians.

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April 16, 2009
This book was meant just for me, or so the Easter Bunny thought when I got it in my basket. :) It was a funny, cute and light hearted read, which I enjoyed.
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