The Sweet Potato Queens' Guide to Raising Children for Fun and Profit (Paperback)

from mommablogsalot

I always enjoy the SPQ books and this was no exception - a laugh a minute to be sure! Although I definitely did not agree with all of Browne's opinions, she made me laugh (and almost cry a few times!) A great light read and a quick read, too!

from Auntie-Nanuuq

This was hysterical....I loved it, and I don't have no babies.Gems include:"Most women cannot be safely queried on the subject of work. Oh you can ask them about their jobs all day long--What I meant was 'work' as in 'have you had any Work done?'"On lactating; "Your breasts fill-up. You can feel ...

from whitreidtan

I picked this up at the bookstore on a whim because I enjoyed the humor in the first few Sweet Potato Queen books. I expected to be easily sucked into this and find chuckles galore but that turned out to not be the case. Unfortunately, this tongue in cheek look at rearing children was not nearly ...

from Lindsey_M

I love when she talks about gaining baby weight and standing on the scale backwards so she wouldn't know exactly how much she gained.

from grizzlylibrary

Possibly the funniest Sweet Potato Queen book yet. Maybe even the funniest book by anyone about anything yet. Jill Conner Browne is the one person you would want to invite to your party if you wanted it to be a hit. Hilarious!