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Popular New York Post gossip columnist Cindy Adams -- famous for her signature sign-off, "Only in New York, kids, only in New York" -- introduced readers to her beloved dogs Jazzy and Juicy in two playful, poignant accounts that are inspirational around the edges.
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Fact File
| Name:
Cindy Adams
Also Known As:
Cindy Heller Adams (full name)
Current Home:
New York, New York
Place of Birth:
New York, New York
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| | Living a Dog's Life: Jazzy, Juicy, and Me
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Cindy Adams
Adams first charmed her readers with The Gift of Jazzy -- her upbeat account of how her beloved Yorkie, Jazzy, helped her smile again after her husband Joey's passing. When Jazzy passed away unexpectedly, Adams was convinced that she would never love again -- her new dog, Juicy, joined the family. Here, Adams tells the poignant tale of how her latest canine companion has shown her that "Life is good. Life goes on." Sure to appeal to dog lovers and fans of Adams's daily column alike.
The Gift of Jazzy
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Adams's Inspiration
| In our interview, Adams quips, "Based on my talent and my proclivity for jokes, everyone said I should be a writer. My inspiration to write Jazzy was an early editor who knew that I would end up playing nursemaid to a seven-pound dog as my crowning life achievement."
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Adams's Good Book
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In our interview, Adams talked about the book that has had the greatest impact on her: "The Bible -- because it has given meaning and comfort to the majority of mankind for the last 2,000 years, and I am just one small thread in that immense tapestry."
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| | The Lovely Bones
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Alice Sebold
Adams discussed some of her all-time favorite books in our interview, from Alice Sebold's blocbuster bestseller The Lovely Bones to classics like Steinbeck's Travels with Charley. Read our interview to find out more of Adams's favorites, including:
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