Broad "Z" doesn't go to the movie theater very often. She's picky about movies and only goes when there's something that she's been waiting to see for a while. The Help is one of those movies (and books) that's on her "must do" list this summer.Based on one of the most talked about books in years and a #1 New York Times best-selling phenomenon, “The Help” stars Emma Stone as Skeeter, Viola Davis as Aibileen and Octavia Spencer as Minny, 3 very different, yet extraordinary women in Mississippi ... continue reading...
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Book Reviews: Think
THINK – Straight Talk for Women to Stay Smart in a Dumbed-Down WorldAuthor: Lisa BloomI want to personally thank FSB media for sending me this book to review. THINK is probably the most important book to hit my review desk at The Review Broads in the two years I have been reviewing books.Sinking her teeth into the horrible reality of today’s media that gnashes its bones on celebrity trivia and vanity stories, Bloom demands that as women we stand up and take note. Celebrity based news creates ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: The Sandalwood Tree
The Sandalwood Tree: A NovelAuthor: Elle NewmarkIn 1847, Martin Mitchell is on a newly established Fulbright scholarship to write his Ph.D. thesis on Indian history. Martin’s wife, Evaleen (Evie) and their 5 year old son Billy accompany him, for Evie loves the thought of the exotic and they both feel Billy will be exposed to a different culture. The University of New Delhi allows them a beautiful Victorian style bungalow with a beautiful sandalwood tree leafing the yard in Masoorla, India. ... continue reading...
CD Reviews: Bugs
BugsBy: Mister G This can be a nice CD for your car! My 2 year old stayed quiet during the whole CD while we listened together on our way to the grocery store. The songs are very quiet, mellow, even relaxing. They are said to vary in music style, but to me they looked very much similar one to the other, which was kind of disappointing. The lyrics are cute, but children have to be older to be able to get what he means.Although the words are creative, and I like the fact that they go beyond the ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: The Hip Girl’s Guide to Homemaking
The Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking: Decorating, Dining, and the Gratifying Pleasures of Self-Sufficiency--on a Budget!Author: Kate PayneSuzie Homemaker I am NOT. Just ask my husband and son and they'll roll their eyes. After thirty one years I suppose they've learned to live with is. The question is...Can you teach an old "wife" new tricks? While this book seems to be geared to a much younger crowd than me (think 20 year olds out in their own apartments for the first time), there are some great ... continue reading...
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