Anyone love a good book?
I do, I do!!!
I do, I do!!!
I found this blog:
and think it will
be my new place to
find future
reading material.
Here are some of the books
I've checked off my
2010 reading list
2010 reading list
(in no particular order...
mostly baby books and
mostly baby books and
some of which were originally
read in 2009 and then re-read in 2010)
read in 2009 and then re-read in 2010)
Roses
by: Leila Meacham
by: Leila Meacham
The Vaccine Book
by: Robert W. Sears, MD, FAAP
by: Robert W. Sears, MD, FAAP
The 19th Wife
by: David Ebershoff
by: David Ebershoff
The Happiest Baby on the Block
by: Harvey Karp, M.D.
by: Harvey Karp, M.D.
Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child
by: Marc Weissbluth, M.D.
by: Marc Weissbluth, M.D.
On Becoming Babywise
by: Gary Ezzo, M.D. & Robert Bucknam, M.D.
by: Gary Ezzo, M.D. & Robert Bucknam, M.D.
So That's What They're For
by: Janet Tamaro
by: Janet Tamaro
The Baby Sleeps Tonight
by: Shari Mezrah
by: Shari Mezrah
The Baby Sleep Solution
by: Suzy Giordano & Lisa Abidin
by: Suzy Giordano & Lisa Abidin
The Last Song
by: Nicholas Sparks
by: Nicholas Sparks
Dear John
by: Nicholas Sparks
by: Nicholas Sparks
The Blind Side
by: Michael Lewis
by: Michael Lewis
Secrets of the Baby Whisperer
by: Tracy Hogg & Melinda Blau
by: Tracy Hogg & Melinda Blau
The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems:
Sleeping, Feeding and Behavior--
Beyond the Basics from Infancy through Toddlerhood
by: Tracy Hogg & Melinda Blau
Fireproof
by: Eric Wilson, Alex Kendrick & Stephen Kendrick
Sleeping, Feeding and Behavior--
Beyond the Basics from Infancy through Toddlerhood
by: Tracy Hogg & Melinda Blau
Fireproof
by: Eric Wilson, Alex Kendrick & Stephen Kendrick
The Year of Pleasures
by: Elizabeth Berg
by: Elizabeth Berg
We Are All Welcome Here
by: Elizabeth Berg
Next up:
The Help
by: Kathryn Stockett
This book was highly
recommended by the
blog above and my
sister-in-law,
who loves to read
(and puts my recently read list to shame).
Any good reads
you'd like to share with me?
I'd love to hear your
recommendations!!!
color code above, depending on the type of book:
green = enjoyed book, recommend it or agree with it/found it helpful
yellow = so-so book, not the best, or don't necessarily agree/like something about it
red = don't recommend or don't agree with it/didn't find it helpful
by: Elizabeth Berg
Next up:
The Help
by: Kathryn Stockett
This book was highly
recommended by the
blog above and my
sister-in-law,
who loves to read
(and puts my recently read list to shame).
Any good reads
you'd like to share with me?
I'd love to hear your
recommendations!!!
color code above, depending on the type of book:
green = enjoyed book, recommend it or agree with it/found it helpful
yellow = so-so book, not the best, or don't necessarily agree/like something about it
red = don't recommend or don't agree with it/didn't find it helpful
Love the new look of your blog, and I can't believe how big your little one is already! She is too cute!! We will have to get our girls together one of these days!
ReplyDeleteI have read several of Francine Rivers' books over the last year or so. I have read The Scarlett Thread, Her Mother's Hope, Leota's Garden, and I'm about to start Redeeming Love.
ReplyDeleteMost of the books I read are non-fiction. I'm currenlty reading "It's Your Time" by Joel Osteen and have really enjoyed it!
Thanks Kelli, I'd love to get together some time. GT is precious!
ReplyDeleteTricia,
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check those out, thanks! I read Redeeming Love a looong time ago and it was good. Hope your having a good week!
-Ellen
Hey!! I tried to post earlier but somehow it didnt go thru! I noticed you didnt like the one book we actually loved! haha! The Baby Sleep Solution was the ticket to success in our house- just shows how every baby is sooo different!! Oh, and The Help is wonderful! I've had a hard time getting into other books after reading it because the characters come alive with excellent dialogue! Love catching up with you via the blog!
ReplyDeleteCG,
ReplyDeleteThat is funny and I know what you mean. I had so many people tell me what books "I had to" and "shouldn't read" so I just read them all and later started figuring out what worked for MMC's personality. Maybe now that she is getting older I should re-read a few. I mostly can't apply that one book b/c she will barely go three hours between feedings, let alone four. I am going to try and up the amount in her bottles some more and see if she will take them and go a little longer in between. We've kind of done a backslide with sleep this week...probably getting used to daycare still and having a cold. Ugh! I think it is all just trial and error/live and learn. Thanks for the comment and I can't wait to read The Help. Hope you and MR are great! Miss you!