Contact:

Deb Shapiro, publicist
Walker & Company/Bloomsbury USA
104 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
Tel: (212) 727-8300
Email: Deb.Shapiro@bloomsburyusa.com
Or email Audrey directly.

Media Kit

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Press about Audrey and All Made Up:

     Print

• Scholastic, Winter 2006-2007
• "Redefining Beauty: Could It Be That a Broader Definition of Physical Looks is Emerging?" Joann Klimkiewicz, The Hartford Courant, October 27, 2006
• "Do Thin Models Warp Girls' Body Image?" Nanci, Hellmich, USA Today, September 26, 2006
• “Mixed Media Messages Equal Stress,” Sharon Jayson, USA Today, July 26, 2006
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• “Is She Starstruck?” Christie McKaskle, Daughters, July/August 2006( 0.12 MB)
• “Fresh Ink: Arts and Culture,” Brown University Alumni Magazine, July/August 2006
• ‘Girls’ Guide Gets Real on Looking-Good Issues,” Sydney Thorne, The Vancouver Sun, June 2006
• “Brashich Urges Girls to Root for Real Beauty,” Angela Murrills, Georgia Straight, June 1, 2006( 0.75 MB)
• “Pop Singer Makes Slaving for Beauty Look Ugly,” Courtney Martin, Women’s e-News, May 18, 2006
• “An Ex-Model Gives Inner Beauty Tips,” Katti Gray, Newsday, May 29, 2006
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• “What's a Mom to Do When Sweet 'Lizzie' Shows Sexy Sizzle,” Maria Mooshil, The Chicago Tribune, February 21, 2006

     Television

• CNN Headline News, Showbiz Tonight
• WNBC New York, The Weekend Today Show
• WCBS New York, Sunday Morning News
• Breakfast Television, Vancouver, British Columbia
• Urban Rush, Vancouver, British Columbia

     Radio

• The Leeza Gibbons Show, nationwide
• Adler Online with Charles Adler, the Corus Radio Network, nationwide, Canada
• The Henican and White Show, WOR Radio, New York
• Freestyle, CBC (the Canadian Broadcasting Company)
• Fifteen-city national radio tour including major markets like Denver, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, Tampa, San Antonio and Minneapolis

Discussion and Segment Topics:

Audrey knows about teen body image, self esteem, and the impact of celebrity culture on guys, girls and beauty ideals.

     In interviews, she offers:

• Tips to help girls make changes in their own thinking and in pop culture
• Advice for girls dealing with "modelizers" (star struck boys who go ga ga for the celebrity look)
• Suggestions for identifying—and being—a real role model
• Behind-the-scenes insights from both the modeling and magazine worlds
• Help for parents who want to understand what their teens are facing, plus ideas for reaching out to adolecents