Boy Moms and a Beautiful Book
Posted by Lisa Hendey in News on Thursday, March 11, 2010 3:33 PM
On this week’s podcast (click here to listen or click on the player above), we focus on Rachel Balducci’s fantastic new book How Do You Tuck In a Superhero?: And Other Delightful Mysteries of Raising Boys. To kick off the show, we share a great review of the book from Maryan Vander Woude. Available at AdoremusBooks.com.
During our first segment, Rachel reads from her chapter about “Rules I Can’t Believe I Had to Make”. This bit of motherly wisdom typifies the humor, grace and amazing writing in Rachel’s book. Do you have any specific “boy rules” in your home? What do you find to be some of the biggest challenges and rewards of raising boys?
In our second segment, Rachel reads “Why Do They Stare at Us?” Does your family tend to attract attention? How do you handle this? Do you find the extra attention nerve wracking, or an opportunity to witness about faith & family life? What are some of the positive aspects of being “different”?
Be on the lookout here on the blog soon for your opportunity to win a copy of How Do You Tuck In a Superhero?: And Other Delightful Mysteries of Raising Boys and be sure to preorder your book so that you’ll have it as soon as it’s released!
Congratulations to our wonderful Rachel for this amazing accomplishment and please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this amazing time for your family!
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