Confessions of a Wonder Woman Wannabe: On a Mission to Save Sanity, One Mom at a Time (Paperback)

from akrump

As a working mother of a 2.5 year old and another on the way, who also thinks I need to be Wonder Woman to be able to take care of the kid, the marriage, the house AND the job, I was intrigued by the description of this book. However, where I was expecting a memoir with humorous anecdotes to ligh...

from taw08

I agree with the previous reviewers. It was one that I skimmed through and actually didn't read fully. I ended up putting it in the faculty lounge at work. It was way too religious for me and for stay-at-home moms. Nothing wrong with that, it's just that it doesn't fit my lifestyle. The biblical ...

from katiehuber

As a new mom, I was excited to win a copy of the Christian parenting book Confessions of a Wonder Woman Wannabe by Jenny Lee Sulpizio. The introduction had me hopeful, but one chapter in, I felt like I was at a party stuck talking to the one annoying woman you just couldn't get away from. With he...

from rayneofdarkness

As someone who doesn't have children, I've been looking for good books for when the time does come on advice and tips. I was excited when this book finally did arrive (took some time to get the copy to me). After reading the book I found myself skimming through as it seemed to be more for stay at...

from minacee

I was expecting a funny memoir with how-to thrown in for a good measure but this is more of a book filled with quick tips. The author's casual tone (imagine you are sitting around a kitchen table with a bunch of other moms talking about nothing but mom stuff) has the potential to quickly tire rea...