| The
Last-Minute Party Girl
By Erika
Lenkert
(McGraw-Hill Books; 2003)
Every
party girl or guy loves a good get-together, but the thought
of throwing a memorable celebration can make even the biggest
party animal shy away in fright. Until now. Erika Lenkert
shares her secrets to being a gracious hostess and pulling-off
a fantastic party at the drop of a hat.
The
Last-Minute Party Girl gives readers a crash-course
in everything from perfect invitations to looking hot to
must-have party equipment and easy party menus. Lenkert
offers a list of CDs, organized by occasion, that are timeless
assets for the perfect party. From breakfast to luncheon,
cocktail parties to chillin’, dinner to romantic,
seductive, holiday and dance, she’s got suggestions
for any occasion. She even covers proper party conversation,
reminding readers to stray away from discussions about dogs,
cats, children and politics, offering instead some juicy
suggestions that have come up around her own dinner table.
Each
chapter is introduced with a hilarious anecdote about parties
of years past. A collection of recipes from appetizers for
the masses to elegant entrees by world-class chefs are easily
doable, and her decorating tips allow even the busiest party
girl to do it with style. Informative and fun to read, The
Last-Minute Party Girl leaves us with just one question:
party at our place?
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