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Would it surprise you to know that girls are twice as likely to drop out of sporting activities through their teenage years than boys? Or to realize that most young girls start engaging in organized sports up to two whole years later than boys? …
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One of the most devastating things that can happen to any family is substance abuse in any form. Anything in excess is never good for anyone. That could be anything from too much food, exercise, alcohol or even shopping. Addictive behaviors can turn relationships upside down for those who…
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Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple
I didn't quite expect to love this book as much as I did, but it's one of my favorite books this year and I hope you'd give it a look, and perhaps review it, too.WHERE'D YOU GO, BERNADETTEBy Maria Semple…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersGrowing Up Brave by Donna Pincus, PhD
Kids can have the strangest fears, and yet we all seem to treat such fears in the worst possible ways. We shrug them off and think that our kids will outgrow them, or we advise our kids to suck it up, or we refer to the abstract by saying, "There is nothing to fear but fear itself," which probably means nothing to a 3-year-old or even a teenager. The dangers of mistreating a child's fear can be, at its simplest, a lifelong mild phobia to, at its most complicated, self-harm, self-sabotage, and…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersPatrick Somerville's THIS BRIGHT RIVER
The Cradleauthor Patrick Somerville returns with a poignant, hilarious, and surprising look at reunited families, dark pasts, love, and righting mistakes in his latest novel. THIS BRIGHT RIVERBy Patrick Somerville …See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersElin Hilderbrand's New Book: SUMMERLAND
From the "Queen of the the Summer Novel"* who brought you "Silver Girl," "The Island" and "Castaways" comes her newest title, SUMMERLAND. Elin Hilderbrand returns to Nantucket with another captivating story and unforgettable characters.SUMMERLANDBy Elin Hilderbrand…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersService by Marcus Luttrell
Members of the military and their families have probably asked this question on some occasion or another, "Why do they do it?" Why do men and women choose to become soldiers knowing that they would put their lives in danger? I'm sure non-military people have asked this question as well, and many of us come to the conclusion that they are doing it because they believe in the cause, they are patriots, and they do it because it will keep their families safe. But there are, after all, stories…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersTHE BLOOD SUGAR SOLUTION
Diabetes and Obesity interchangeably take front and center in current health news of the last few years, but it's only lately that people have started to become more aware about what kind of dietary changes they could make to fight weight-related diseases. Unfortunately, the internet and media are wrought with misinformation. Considering there are now 27 million Americans with Diabetes, everyone knows someone with diabetes, often they are family, if it isn't actually you. It seems everyone…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersThe Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
This is an enchanting novel. :) Don't believe me? Check it out on Goodreadsand find those awesome reviews. THE SNOW CHILDBy Eowyn Ivey Alaska, 1920: a brutal place to homestead, and especially tough for…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersBook for Review: American Dervish by Ayad Akhtar
We're starting 2012 with a great work of fiction. A stirring and explosive debut novel about an American Muslim family struggling with faith and belonging in the pre-9/11 world. AMERICAN DERVISHBy Ayad Akhtar Hayat Shah is a young American in love for the first time. His normal life of…See More
Anna Balasi added a discussion to the group The Mommy ReviewersBrothers (and Me)
Here's a heartfelt memoir exploring why countless women, especially black women, give so much to the men in their lives at any cost. Whether or not you agree with the things Donna Britt says, there is a lot of meaningful discussion in the pages of her book, not only about the men in black women's lives, but also issues that black women in general face growing up. There are truths in this book that can be applied to all women, regardless of race. It's a perspective, and it's an opening of…See More
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- I'm a mom to a thirteen month old and most times, he can be overwhelming, but I'd rather have him overwhelming and healthy rather than sedate and ill. He has learned how to climb, and get down (and climb, and get down, and climb...) so these days, breathing for me is optional, but I repeat my mantra (active and healthy, rather than sedate and ill).
I've also decided to join this group because I handle web publicity for Hachette Book Group's mommy/parenting titles. I'd like to be able to offer mommy bloggers the chance to get ahold of our books, most of them pre-pub, and review them--perhaps even interview authors while they're at it.
If you're interested in reviewing mommy and parenting books, let me know! I'll always be happy to send you a copy: anna.balasi@hbgusa.com
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