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Judy has been a guest on hundreds of radio shows nationally, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Carribean, including NPR’s All Things Considered .

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Judy has been a guest on several TV shows including the Today Show .

Comments

Great stress reliever. Gotta have just for the laughs. Would LOVE to have been on that book's research team!

I would really really like to have a copy. We observe some VERY crazy things in everyday life as retailers and would like to read the book.

I can't tell you how funny (OK, and comforting) your book was! With the thousands of dollars you've saved me in therapy bills, I'm buying copies of your book for all my friends.

I laughed out loud so much during your radio interview with Olga and Laurie!

My sister just sent me your book and I love it (when I can get it away from my wife).

I thought it was hilarious. We are definitely stocking it in our store.

I am sending a nomination for Booksense 76 recommending your book as a super "on the counter" sell and a great future stocking stuffer. Would love to see you in the next Book Sense 76.

I have enjoyed it greatly. I had to steal it back from coworkers on numerous occasions.

What an entertaining book! At first you're laughing saying to yourself, "boy, is that nuts." But then somebody describes how they stack their pocket change and you find yourself thinking "That's wrong–it should be stacked so it adds up to a dollar, not by height" and you realize that you've got the same kind of quirks. I showed Judy Reiser's first book, "And I Thought I Was Crazy!" (one of my favorite books) to a friend who said it was interesting but that he doesn't have any habits like this. Since I know him well, I laughed and laughed. We ALL do things like this, we just think ours is the only right way to do it.

Wow...seriously? Really? I KNOW people like that? OMG do I do THAT? OMG I DO that! My entire friggin life could be a quirk and I thought I was relatively normal! HA! I could fill an entire book with just the people in my family! These were all the thoughts I had while reading through the hilarious book "And I Thought I Was Crazy! Quirks, Idiosyncrasies & Meshugaas."

Everyone has odd little quirks and you have come up with something that everyone can relate to.

I thought my quirks were part of being a parent of 5 teenage daughters, and am so happy to know that you've written a book about me!!!!

Heard Judy on the radio in Tulsa, OK a few weeks ago and I need this book. I cannot wait to read it. I have a bachelor's degree in Sociology and this book is perfect for me.

It sounds like a winner and a perfect stocking stuffer for the Season!

I found it totally enjoyable and found myself on several pages.

I thoroughly enjoyed your book and even my 11-year old daughter was fascinated and read the whole thing!

This book made me feel so normal. I thought I had funky quirks, but compared to some of the true tidbits in here....I'm sane. Thank God.

Everyone I've handed the book to laughs hysterically until they come across one of their own quirks and then they ask, "What's so funny about that?"