Are these magical moments that serve as the inauguration for the life to be? I don´t know, I´ve never gotten married nor I intend to (lol). The book has several stories that make me think of different TV shows such as Bridezillas or Say Yes To The Dress.

So, basically this book can be a part of my Dream Weddings Pinboard, but it is once again a book where I´m not the main target audience. Although, in this case I can truly see what the ones who actually are can find enjoyable of it. The stories have lots of humor and not just cheesiness (even though there´s quite enough). Continue reading →

This one was hardly my favorite, as it is mainly a book about signs that family members get from almost anything that makes them think that a beloved one who is “beyond” has contacted him/her.

Maybe it´s my skepticism that arises or something, but I just did not click with the book, but I have to admit that it is probably better suited for other audiences.
I can understand the stories as a need to hang Continue reading →

Working? Staying at home and raise the kids? Do both? There are decisions that need to be made by moms that are probably tougher than most. And that is what this book from the Chicken Soup for the Soul series tackles. That late twentieth and twenty first century dilemma. How to fullfill both worlds, mom-hood, and a professional career.

The best thing about this book is that it navigates through 101 way different kind of stories about maternity, from moms who decided to quit a career to stay at home with the kids, some who decided to get out and find a job to pay the bills, some that were forced by circumstances to do so, and some that tried to juggle with both. Continue reading →