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[Summary] => I admit that I adore fairy tales. Even if I now belong to the twenty-something (or young adult) club, I still have not let go of my membership in the Fairy Tale Lovers Club.
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[Title] => They love life, style and laughter, too!
[Summary] => What do readers want? This question was asked by Lifestyle editor Millet Martinez-Mananquil when she was working on the very first issue of the Lifestyle section of the STAR 19 years ago. It wasn’t a section then – it was half a page. Sooner than everyone expected, that half a page turned into a spread, then into a section and then into many sections, managing to do the almost impossible task of representing the voices of all its readers – women, men, gays, teenagers, children, parents, singles, and even pets.
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[Title] => Dreaming of love & acceptance in ‘Chinese Cinderella’
[Summary] => Being a mother, you cherish things you took for granted when you were still young. Like for me, gone are the days when I could settle in a comfortable chair and read a book without interruption. I read so many books when I was younger that the thing I truly miss the most in my happy married life is that I am not able to read and write as often as I used to.
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Choosing a favorite book to write about was to me a daunting task. I have a lot of favorites, and choosing just one didn’t seem fair to the rest. Should I write about the adventures of Harry Potter, which awakened the child-adventurer and wizard wannabe in me, making me wish I had written the series myself? Or maybe Kitchen Confidential, the wanton, irreverent behind-the-kitchen book by a chef that made me laugh and cringe in recognition?
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Adeline Yen Mah
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