Robin Chotzinoff, Author . Public Affairs $25 (218p) ISBN 978-1-58648-308-1
The cadence of every conversion narrative is one of lost-and-found, and this edgy memoir by Chotzinoff, a freelance writer and convert to Judaism, does not disappoint. We learn of her rarefied and decidedly secular New York childhood, where music...
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Robin Chotzinoff, Author Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) $22 (224p) ISBN 978-0-15-100286-3
Exercising to get in shape--at least a different shape than a couch potato's--has turned into a national obsession. Readers who have despaired of ever winning an organized race or of having the handsome, hard body of an athlete will be pleasantly...
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Robin Chotzinoff, Author, Chotzinoff, Author John Wiley & Sons $27.95 (206p) ISBN 978-0-02-860990-4
There's no better antidote to the dreary non-gardening months than a great read, and in this gallery of colorful portraits, Chotzinoff, a columnist for Garden Design, delivers one of the most amusing, eclectic gardening books in recent memory....
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