No Coal This Year: What Does Mom Want For the Holidays?
Have a mom on your holiday gift list? Looking for a new, well-reviewed book as a holiday present? Here are three thought-provoking, popular new motherhood books with great reviews.
Recommended Holiday Gift Books for Moms
The Other Mother: A Novel by Gwendolen Gross
Why moms will love this book:
"By using the alternating points of view of each intensely multifaceted woman, Gross paints an electrifyingly complex and explosively gripping portrait of contemporary, have-it-all motherhood."
- Carol Haggas, Booklist
5-star Amazon book review and top 100 Amazon bestseller in - books - mystery and thrillers - thrillers - psychological and suspense
I Was a Really Good Mom Before I Had Kids: Reinventing Modern Motherhood
by Trisha Ashworth and Amy Nobile
Why moms will love this book:
"This is the perfect book to read on those days when the thousand expectations of the world on mothers are too heavy. It made me laugh and cry. Give this to that Supermom you know but read yourself first."
- Joyce Frohn, Apple Blossom Books of Oshkosh
4.5-star Amazon book review and top 100 Amazon bestseller in books - parenting and families - family relationships
The Rest of Her Life by Laura Moriarty
Why moms will love this book:
"Moriarty's honest novel about an ordinary family whose life changes in one extraordinary moment resonates like an emotional tuning fork."
- Jodi Picoult, bestselling author of My Sister's Keeper and Nineteen Minutes
4-star Amazon book review and top 100 Amazon bestseller in books - literature and fiction - genre fiction - family saga
1 comment:
Hi,
Thanks for the gift book recommendations for Moms!
I have one I'd like to share with you, too. It was given to my sister who is a Mom (I'm not) and we have had many hours of enjoyment from it with her children, ages 4, 8 and 10. It's "Together: Creating Family Traditions" by Davis and Oakes.
It is a perfect gift for the holidays or any occasion because it focuses on kid-friendly recipes, activities and crafts that bring parents, grandparents, aunts and/or uncles together with the younger generation -- leading to the creation of family traditions. It's definitely happened in our family!
It's a great gift for anyone who has a family --or is planning one.
Happy holidays,
Linda
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