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Former SEX AND THE CITY actress KIM CATTRALL is using her life experiences to offer advice and guidance to teenage girls in her next book.
After writing best-sellers SATISFACTION: THE ART OF THE FEMALE ORGASM and SEXUAL INTELLIGENCE in 2003 and 2005 respectively, thrice-divorced Cattrall is offering less explicit advice to young women.
Piccadilly Press, who are publishing EVERYTHING I EVER LEARNED ABOUT BEING A GIRL, claim Cattrall will use her "real-life" experiences growing up in Canada and England to offer lessons.
The publisher says, "It will be like the advice of an older sister. The idea is that Kim will advise teenagers to be cautious, so that they learn from her mistakes."
Despite the sexual tone of her previous tomes, Piccadilly insists the latest book will not encourage promiscuity, which Cattrall's on-screen persona of SAMANTHA JONES is famous for. (ES/WNBTE/GES)
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