Busy Mom's Cheat Sheet by Lilly Cadoch is an uplifting book for readers where the author speaks about the goals of parents and how children are expected to perform well right from a very young age. The book addresses the importance of mind, body and...

In a wonderful guide filled with useful information for parents, Prescription Rx for Parenting: How to Raise Healthy Infants and Children by author Charlotte E. Thompson, M.D., readers will find a book from a trusted author with many years of experience in the field that...

The cover of Stamped on Every Child's Heart was the first thing that drew my attention. While I don't have children, what I see around us in the world every day, where children are being neglected or abused, committing suicide and killing others, made me...

In an absolutely wonderful guide for new parents, A First Time Survival Guide for New Parents: A How to Manual for the First Two Years, by author Dr. Clifford Dale James, readers are given useful, practical and realistic advice in raising their newborns to age...

Lessons of Labor: One Woman's Self-Discovery through Birth and Motherhood by Julia Aziz is an engaging book that offers helpful advice to every expectant and new mother. The journey undertaken by any expectant mother and the experiences of pregnancy, birth and mothering are discussed extensively,...

Author Shannon Perry defines the word “stand” as: A. An attitude toward a particular issue; a position taken in an argument. B. Have or maintain an upright position, supported by one’s feet. C. Withstand an experience or test without being damaged. In her nonfiction book...

A Year Unplugged: A Family's Life Without Technology by Sharael Kolberg is the amazing journey of a family that distanced themselves from technology for a year to bring the family closer. The Kolberg family gave away all their gadgets; their TV, computers, cell phones, digital...

The Plate Spinner Chronicles by Barbara Valentin is a humorous look at the travails we invite for ourselves both figuratively and otherwise. These recollections also do not have a beginning or an ending, covering the daily existence of the spinners’ lifetime. Helping her children with...

Ginny and Me: Reflections of What God Can Do by Christine Walters is an emotional account of a woman’s life. The story begins by introducing readers to her mother Ginny who was hospitalized for many years for severe mental illness, including schizophrenia and multiple personality...

Dear Lois: Our Adoptive Journey is a non-fiction parenting memoir written by Karen Schlindwein and Amalie Bowling. Karen and her husband, Tom, were young college graduates who shared a dream of having a large family. They had purchased a home and had jobs, but found...