Living Alone and Loving It
This breezy memoir chronicles how actress Feldon (Agent 99 from  Get Smart) found herself alone after a divorce and the end of  other serious relationships. Beginning to despair of ever  finding happiness, she came to understand that she could be  perfectly-even radiantly-happy living alone. (Indeed, she  sometimes sounds a bit desperate as she hammers home her theme.) Astute and optimistic, she notes the problems inherent in  regarding "single status as inferior to being married" and  advocates consciously embracing the solo life so as to live life  on one's own terms. Her wise words (e.g., "Stop believing that  marriage is the solution to loneliness") will be useful to anyone, single or otherwise. For public libraries and the night  stand, along with Wendy Burt and Erin Kindberg's lighthearted  and upbeat Oh, Solo Mia!: The Hip Chick's Guide to Fun for One.Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.