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Stacy Parker Aab was a White House intern and staff member, who has written her first memoir, Government Girl. I’ve reviewed the book, please check out my thoughts.
Stacy was kind enough to take time out of her busy schedule to write up a guest post about transitioning from interning in the White House and becoming a published author. Please give her a warm welcome.
Wonderful post! I really need to get my hands on this one.
After reading this guest post I want to read this book even more.
Changing paths is never easy, but it seems especially so when someone decides to become a writer.
This post makes me want to read the book even more!! 🙂
I need to direct one of my students to your blog. She is an aspiring writer and I think she would be interested in reading this!
Interesting – being a big fan of Paul Begala, I would think to be his assistant would be the greatest job in the world. Stacy's experiences must indeed be fascinating.
Thanks for the guest post. Now I really want to read the book.
I loved this guest post. It sounds like Stacy has a passion for writing and I predict continued success for her.
Great guest post! I so need to read her book! Sounds terrific (and interesting as well!)
Interesting story. I'm going to have to borrow your copy of the book at some point.
–Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
I really enjoyed reading Stacy's guest post about her time working in the White House, and about her passion for writing and creating. I can tell from her writing style that I will probably love her book!