On Wednesday, November 10 2010, 200 bloggers simultaneously published reviews of 200 books printed on environmentally-friendly paper. By turning a spotlight on books printed using greener methods, Eco-Libris aims to raise consumer awareness about considering the environment when making…

Bringing home baby can be one of the scariest days in a new parent’s life. A truly helpful how-to, Blythe Lipman’s guide to caring for babies is the perfect resource for first time parents who wish their new baby…

A tongue and cheek manual on how to sue a telemarketer. We have all been bothered by telemarketers in the privacy of our homes. This is a humorous “How To” response guide to turn the tables on this irritating…

Making Babies is an excellent guide on how to get pregnant the natural way without drugs or invasive techniques. Combining both the Chinese and Western approach.

This book shows that both the modern and traditional techniques work, but when combined…

Getting married is a big step. Even starting a new relationship with someone is kind of like jumping into the pool feet first. Is there anything you can do to keep a relationship or marriage from ending badly? Is there…

We are often reminded this time of year, and rightfully so, that “Jesus is the Reason for the Season.” I can think of no better way to celebrate what Jesus gave to us than to renew our appreciation for…

Author of the life-changing book The Law of Attraction: Develop Irresistible Attraction, Connie Domino knows the secret to reaching goals, attracting what one really wants, and receiving countless blessings: forgiveness. Forgiving others and oneself is key to greater health…

Which came first, the crazy or the stupid?

 It’s the million-dollar question we all want the answer to. Are women crazy because men are stupid? Or are men stupid because women are crazy? Not surprisingly, the way we answer…

Everyone knows the old saying, “You are what you eat.” But there’s an even greater truth: you are what you say about eating. That gleam in your eye, when you reminisce about eating pasta in Rome,  is probably less about…