Written on
October 30, 2008 by
Carrie
To be honest, this book was not what I expected. For some reason, I read the description of the book and thought it was a fictional story about a husband who walks through his wife’s battle with cancer and how he mends and copes through the struggle. I don’t know if I just wasn’t paying…
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Written on
October 17, 2008 by
Lisa
I’ll be honest: for me, books on health rank right up there with books on parenting. I’m no fan of either because, well, I can generate enough guilt on my own, thank you very much. I mean, let’s just say that, given the wealth of adjectives at your disposal, you would not necessarily choose “healthy”…
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It’s that time again. In October of each year the color is pink and we think about our girls a lot more than we usually do. Because I have a pre-pubescent tween daughter in my house, I’ve actually been thinking a lot more about them in general. This summer we shopped for bras. They are…
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Recently I attended a luncheon sponsored by Stop and Shop/Giant. It was at Sarabeth’s restaurant in New York City, where my husband and I had eaten brunch several times (and enjoyed her delicious homemade scones and jam). The decision to attend a delicious lunch in one of my favorite cities with the chef/owner of a…
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I read The Middle Placeby Kelly Corrigan several months ago and reviewed it on 5 Minutes for Mom. It’s stuck with me. I’ve been corresponding with Jennifer Graf Groneberg, who writes the review column at 5 Minutes for Special Needs each month about possibly teaming up and doing joint reviews. When she said that she…
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Written on
July 22, 2008 by
Carrie
I didn’t expect to like this book at all. I expected any book written by a developmental molecular biologist would be a bit dry. I was pre-judging my enjoyment levels unfairly. As it turns out, I found this book not only fascinating, but fun! Written by John Medina, Brain Rules addresses the topic of how…
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