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A Woman Is No Man

BOTM described this story as an emotional, inspirational family drama: “Three generations of women weigh family duty and desire in a conservative Palestinian community in Brooklyn. Between navigating the conservative forces swirling within their households and upholding the family’s honor, Isra and Deya struggle to stay true to themselves—and Rum’s portrayal of their feats and flaws is masterful. This is one of those family sagas you’ll read in one sitting without coming up for air.”

WSIRN Ep 275: How many book clubs is too many book clubs?

If you have a book club, Brigid Misselhorn is ready to join. Brigid says she is totally addicted to book

WSIRN Ep 172: How many re-reads is too many re-reads?

Today I’m getting to know Sean Larkin, a self-proclaimed “slow reader” and stay-at-home-parent. If you don’t relate to 100-book reading

The Fossil Hunter: Dinosaurs, Evolution, and the Woman Whose Discoveries Changed the World

If you’ve ever heard (or attempted) the tongue twister, “She sells sea shells by the sea shore,” you may be interested in the story of the woman who inspired it, Mary Anning, who was only 12 years old when she made her first important scientific discovery. In 1811, she was a burgeoning naturalist who enjoyed searching for “treasures” on the cliffs of England; she stumbled upon the fossil of an of an ichthyosaur. Anning’s discoveries led to a career in fossil hunting, inspired Charles Darwin in writing The Origin of the Species, and shaped the field of paleontology.

Mad Hungry: Feeding Men and Boys

Publisher’s description: Recipes and strategies for bringing back the family meal When first published in 2009, Lucinda Scala Quinn’s Mad

My manicure doesn’t define me. But it helped.

When I went to Texas, I got a manicure. Not a $25 salon special, but one of those late-night girlfriend

“I was surprised to find not a dusty woman of history, but an inspiring model of spunk and pluck.”

Can you guess who I’m talking about over at The Tiny Twig today? Eleanor Roosevelt, that’s who! From the post:

The Modern Accomplished Woman…Has Positive Relationships

This post is the third in a series dedicated to updating Jane Austen’s “accomplished woman” to create a definition more

The Modern Accomplished Woman is…Comfortable in Her Own Skin

This post is the second in a series dedicated to updating Jane Austen’s “accomplished woman” to create a definition more

Redefining the Accomplished Woman

Since I started blogging this spring, I’ve been thinking a lot about Jane Austen. After all, this is Modern Mrs

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