Chocolate, PleaseLisa Lampanelli, who Howard Stern calls a true original and a brilliant comedy mind, reveals all in Chocolate, Please, a jaw droppingly hilarious, politically incorrect memoir on everything from relationships, food, and fat to why once you go black, you never go back. The gutter mouthed, Grammy nominated comedienne happily dishes on nearly everythingfrom why all white women should date black men to the virtues of codependency to how to turn a stick of

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culminating in a magnificent epic that bridges Norwegian culture and the history of the American dream

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New and returning readers alike will fall in love with the smart

too many secrets tucked away in the past

giving voice to the feelings we’re often too afraid to share

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A Subway Adventure: From the tunnels of the NYC subway to the chaos of Washington Square Park

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