Author: M. B. (Mary Beth) Izardconsultach.com/boomerpreneurs Reviewed By: Anne Holmes BoomerPreneurs: How Baby Boomers Can Start Their Own Business, Make Money and Enjoy Life Have you ever thought about starting your own business? As a Baby Boomer woman, the answer is probably “yes.” It seems Baby Boomer Women entrepreneurs are on the cusp of the […]
Author: Judy Gruenwww.judygruen.com Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson I’m always skeptical of humor books because I think I’m the funniest woman alive. I’m not. Judy Gruen wins that trophy. A three time award-winning humorist, Gruen opened up my laughter box and wore it out. The Women’s Daily Irony Supplement simply left me in stitches. The chapter […]
Author: Arielle Mariewww.redhotrevolution.com Reviewed By: Melinda Cianos Sophia Loren once said that “Mistakes are part of the dues one pays for a full life.” The quote is featured in Arielle Marie’s uplifting little book, Red Hot Revolution. There are many more inspirational words found on the pages of this pocket-size “gift.” Written in honor of […]
Author: Nancy Gotter Gateswww.nancygottergates.com Reviewed By: Sand Castles Author Nancy Gotter Gates is no stranger to weaving stories of murder, mayhem, and intrigue. Sand Castles, however, was a different route for this seasoned author, and a heart-warming one at that. Baby Boomer Ginny went from home to marriage with nothing in between. Her 38-year marriage […]
Author: Melodee Pattersonwww.Short-termSolutions.com Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson If you’re new to the world of Virtual Assistants but have always wanted to know…exactly what do they do?…then this short e-book, The Adventures of Vanessa Andruz, Virtual Assistant – Book 4, may be your ticket. Inside you’ll find a comprehensive listing of 300 different possible services which […]
Author: Pam Ingebritsonwww.oaktara.com Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson CHANCEY DOUBLE-BACK, set in a sleepy little town in New Mexico, is the story of two families from the opposite side of the tracks. However, when murder occurs, even sleepy little towns must face the facts, and in this case…the past. The town’s most evil of men, Dan […]
Author: Tracy Lynn Harp Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson Tracy Harp has written a lovely, short book of poetry inspired by real life experiences including the good, not so good, and sometimes even the hurtful. As you read each page, one can feel the emotional roller coaster of emotions that gave birth to each poem, yet […]
Author: Vickie Dellaquilawww.OrganizationRule.com Reviewed By: Melinda Cianos Vickie Dellaquila is a “Professional Organizer and senior move manager.” She employs her organizational skills to alleviate some, if not all, of the overwhelming aspects of Moving out of a home. For seniors who are moving out a home that they have lived in almost all of their […]
Author: Jean Peelenhttp://jeanpeelen.com/ Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson When the student is ready, the teacher will come… I’ll admit it. When asked to review this book my first thought was, “Oh great, another self-help book.” I love it when I’m wrong. While Saving the Best for Last is a self-help book, this book surpasses all expectations, […]
Author: Leigh Anne Jashewaywww.accidentalcomic.com Reviewed By: Georgia Richardson Good things come in small packages and so it is with author Leigh Anne Jasheway’s latest book, “How’d All These Ping Pong Balls Get in My Bag!? – The Stressed-Out Woman’s Guide to Letting Go with Laughter.” Known in humor circles as a “laugh master,” Jasheway has […]
