Carolyn Fried

Book synopsis: In this deeply moving and beautifully written memoir the author has created a page turning story. She has blended together a story of a woman, no matter how devastating, rises up from personal setbacks as well as serious medical issues, to teach us all by example, how to survive and live.Autobiography: This is 94-year-old Carolyn Fried's second book. She started out as a school teacher, then became a successful real-estate investor. She chairs the Beverly Hills Theatre Guild and is politically active in progressive causes. Carolyn was known for hosting unusual dinner events which led to her first book, 12 Great Parties. Later in life, she returned to writing with a vengeance. Her philosophy is simple: "The brain is a muscle-if you don't use it, it will atrophy."

Book synopsis: In this deeply moving and beautifully written memoir the author has created a page turning story. She has blended together a story of a woman, no matter how devastating, rises up from personal setbacks as well as serious medical issues, to teach us all by example, how to survive and live.Autobiography: This is 94-year-old Carolyn Fried's second book. She started out as a school teacher, then became a successful real-estate investor. She chairs the Beverly Hills Theatre Guild and is politically active in progressive causes. Carolyn was known for hosting unusual dinner events which led to her first book, 12 Great Parties. Later in life, she returned to writing with a vengeance. Her philosophy is simple: "The brain is a muscle-if you don't use it, it will atrophy."

Book synopsis: Orgy at Eight is about two couples throwing a prank theme party in 1967. What starts out as a marriage encounter group spoof quickly turns into a night of debauchery-with the help of a hallucinogenic-spiked punch. It is a wild night which will have far-reaching implications for everyone in attendance. Autobiography: This is 94-year-old Carolyn Fried's fourth book. She started out as a school teacher, then became a successful real-estate investor. She chairs the Beverly Hills Theatre Guild and is politically active in progressive causes. Carolyn was known for hosting unusual dinner events which led to her first book, 12 Great Parties. Later in life, she returned to writing with a vengeance. Her philosophy is simple: "The brain is a muscle-if you don't use it, it will atrophy."

Book synopsis: Stacey & Jay meet on a blind date at a mutual friend's house for dinner. Neither one is looking for a long-term relationship. Jay is a 35-year-old distinguished doctor of sports medicine & orthopedics. He has high profile clients from both football and basketball teams. Stacey, a small town girl who, at 25 years of age, is still a virgin and works as a book editor. ey eventually marry, have children and work to overcome many struggles, including extramarital activity, mixed-faith marriage, cancer, surgery-all during a pandemic lockdown.Autobiography: Carolyn Fried is the author of several books, including a Memoir titled "Carolyn" and a guide to entertaining called "Twelve Great Parties." Her varied career includes Elementary School Teacher, working with children with learning disabilities. She is currently active in the mortgage and real estate investment business. She has designed her own 6-week course for women helping them understand the importance of financial planning. Also involved with charitable groups holding leadership positions and has chaired major charitable events. She resides in Los Angeles with her dog, Candy.

Book Synopsis: Stacey & Jay meet on a blind date at a mutual friend's house for dinner. Neither one is looking for a long-term relationship. Jay is a 35-year-old distinguished doctor of sports medicine & orthopedics. He has high profile clients from both football and basketball teams. Stacey, a small town girl who, at 25 years of age, is still a virgin and works as a book editor. ey eventually marry, have children and work to overcome many struggles, including extramarital activity, mixed-faith marriage, cancer, surgery-all during a pandemic lockdown.Autobiography: Carolyn Fried is the author of several books, including a Memoir titled "Carolyn" and a guide to entertaining called "Twelve Great Parties." Her varied career includes Elementary School Teacher, working with children with learning disabilities. She is currently active in the mortgage and real estate investment business. She has designed her own 6-week course for women helping them understand the importance of financial planning. Also involved with charitable groups holding leadership positions and has chaired major charitable events. She resides in Los Angeles with her dog, Candy.