Category Archives: Books

Hit and Stay RELEASED!

Posted on May 23, 2012 by

Today I became a published author. YAY! My debut romantic suspense has been released! Hit and Stay, by Ninette Swann. How very exciting! Go find it here at Resplendence Publishing. If you’d like a taste of it, here’s the first … Continue reading →

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You Have No Idea – Book Review

Posted on May 3, 2012 by

A Vanessa Williams tell-all book. I had to get in on this. Not because I thought I knew all the dirt, but because as a 29-year-old white woman, I really had no idea. Vanessa would be happy to know that … Continue reading →

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Nidus

Posted on March 14, 2012 by

Whether you work or stay at home full time, making time to read is important, and when you do secure those precious moments, you’ll want to fill them with something worthwhile. Something that will make you think, but that also … Continue reading →

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Why Do Women Need Fat?

Posted on January 13, 2012 by

First off, how exciting is it that we need fat? Super exciting. The lower body fat that we all have in vast amount (around the world), feeds our babies’ brains. This is, by far, the most interesting fact in the … Continue reading →

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Nap Time? Read a Book.

Posted on September 2, 2011 by

So many times we complain that we are losing ourselves. As parents, our journey through the toddler years is intense and it can seem as if we’ll never make it through. The days fly by but the hours drag out. … Continue reading →

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Don’t Mention It

Posted on September 27, 2010 by

The best baby books to read before naptime are those that contain objects toddlers like, but have never had or seen. Trains are a great example for us. My babies babble in delight at the picture of a train, make the choo choo sound and happily move on as they have no idea that a train actually exists in three dimensions. Continue reading →

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