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The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance - HC
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A Memoir
Elna Baker
WATCH CLIP FROM ELNA BAKER'S STAND-UP ACT
Imagine being a twenty-something single Mormon girl living in New York City. Hard to imagine, isn't it? Well, this is the hilarious, poignant story of one such woman. Elna Baker's parents wanted her to go to BYU when she finished high school. They were terrified that if she followed her dreams and went to NYU, she would stop being Mormon, but she held firm and moved to New York to attend NYU. This is the story of how she coped with trying to be true to her faith (no alcohol, no premarital sex) and exist in a dynamic, modern city like New York. To top it off, she lost 80 pounds and suddenly, for the first time in her life, men were attracted to her!
The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance is an event for Mormons in New York to meet and mingle. Every year (for 9 years) Elna attends this dance, even when she knows better. Watch the hilarious video clip of Elna describing a costume disaster at this dance. And, after you watch it, know that her whole book is like that clip — one funny thing after another.
This book was a refreshing change of pace. I love Elna's humor and the grace with which she extracts herself from situations when things get a bit much for her. She is no saint, but she is a good person who tries her best to figure out what life, Mormonism, and love are all about. All that is really tested when she falls in love with an atheist! The book isn't a propaganda tool for Mormonism and it doesn't bash Mormons either. It is simply a story of a girl brought up in that faith who is searching for answers and growing up in a very different environment from Salt Lake City.
(Note: These books are considered ''Imperfect'' as they have a black ink mark either on the top or bottom of the pages. Publishers often do this when a book goes out of print.)
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#16751 - Hardcover Book - 272 pgs
Regularly $25.95 Sale price $11.97
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