Last fall, I made it a priority to meditate in the late afternoons. I found that mindful meditation really helped center me and I felt focused for the rest of the day. My goal was to meditate daily, but sometimes life got in the way. Flash forward to the winter holidays and meditation took a back seat. I realized that in the new year, I needed to get back on track and reading Move, Rest, Recover: A Workbook – Your Practical Guide to Balancing … [Read more...]
Mama Bell’s Big Family Cooking {Book Review}
With the holidays coming up, big family meals are something many of us look forward to and count on. I don’t know about you, but I’m always looking for new recipes to try, whether it’s for Sunday brunch, a fourth of July picnic or Christmas morning breakfast. Enter "Mama Bell's Big Family Cooking" cookbook which has over one hundred homestyle recipes to choose from! The book is written by Heather Bell of @JustTheBells10, who is well-known … [Read more...]
The Unofficial Elf Cookbook by Jackie Alpers {Giveaway Contest}
Christmas is around the corner and like most people, one of my favorite movies is the holiday classic, Elf. Coming to a bookstore near you is “The Unofficial Elf Cookbook” which features 70+ delicious recipes inspired by the film. It may not be December yet, but that shouldn’t stop you from whipping up some delicious dishes and yummy holiday treats! These clever and original recipes are sure to delight the taste buds of foodies and Elf … [Read more...]
Marvel’s “Spider-Man: The Official Cookbook” {Book Review + Giveaway}
Guess what Spidey fans? Marvel has released “Spider-Man: The Official Cookbook: Your Friendly Neighborhood Guide to Cuisine from NYC, the Spider-Verse & Beyond.” Narrated by the web-slinger himself, Spider-Man’s guide to NYC’s iconic cuisine features his favorite hometown recipes, as well as those of fellow neighborhood super heroes and friends from across the Spider-Verse,” the book’s description reads. “With great recipes, there must … [Read more...]
What in the World Is Ezra’s Art? {Book Review}
When my daughter was a toddler, I looked for children’s books that had representation of our ethnicity. While there were a few picture books featuring Asian and/or Asian American children, it was few and far between. That’s why I’m thrilled to share with you today a brand-new book, “What in the World is Ezra’s Art?” co-written by Eric Toda and Shay Fan. What is the picture book about? Check out the summary below! The book features Ezra, … [Read more...]
Books on Women’s Health – May 2024
There’s a lot of noise in the media right now about the diet and weight-loss culture. I’m not going to claim that I haven’t fallen down that rabbit hole or have wondered whether I should get that “magic shot” that everyone across America (and not just rich celebrities) seems to be getting. I also don’t think that people should be vilified if they do decide to go that route because if it works for them and they have a medical team or doctor … [Read more...]
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