Ask Miss Moviehearts

Saturday, March 1, 2003

SeTAL Ask Miss Moviehearts (NAPSA)—Mostproblemsin life can be solved by a good scene from a movie. That is the hilarious premise of Miss Moviehearts: Advice From The Movies GUniverse, $13.95), a new book by Sanford Levine. Here’s how Miss Moviehearts answered one parenting question: Whatever the problem— money, marriage, love, work, parenting, etiquette, growing old— Miss Moviehearts can help. Dear Miss Moviehearts, My 10-year-old daughter just told me that all those times I checked to see if she brushed her teeth, all she really did was to wet the toothbrush and move the toothpaste to the other side of the sink. How should I handle this? —Feeling Had DearFeeling Had, Tell her you won’t play the sap for her and that she hasn’t played straight with you for one second and because of that you’re sending her “over” (to jail). That’s what Humphrey Bogart told Mary Astor in The Maltese Falcon after hefigured out she’d been lying to him the entire movie. It worked for Bogart and it should work for you. Miss Moviehearts, which also contains the 17 best recipes in movie history, is available at www.iuniverse.com, amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com.

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