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A review by mehsi
Mommy Cusses: Inspiring Profanity and Stimulating Sarcasm for Mamas Who've Seen It All by
5.0
I received this book from Netgalley/the publisher in exchange of an honest review.
I just LOVE books about parenting, either neutral (parents in general) or books for moms or dads specifically. I don’t have kids myself, and not planning on any (for reasons), but I just cannot resist reading books about parenting. I don’t know why, maybe because when I was a teen I wanted to work with kids. When I saw this book pop up on Netgalley I knew I had to get it. The title sounded brilliant (and I also love the alternatives to the title which are listed in the book) and the blurb sounded hilarious.
This book is full with all sorts of fun, hilarious things. From anecdotes/stories/tips, to quotes to jokes to a periodic table full of essentials for moms to lists about things like: How to look like you have your shit together (pina coladas and pens and fancy hobbies), checklists, quizzes, and there is much much more and so I can assure you that you won’t have a moment of boredom. You will fly to one page and the next never knowing what is on the next page (well, unless it is a two-pager then you know
I just LOVE books about parenting, either neutral (parents in general) or books for moms or dads specifically. I don’t have kids myself, and not planning on any (for reasons), but I just cannot resist reading books about parenting. I don’t know why, maybe because when I was a teen I wanted to work with kids. When I saw this book pop up on Netgalley I knew I had to get it. The title sounded brilliant (and I also love the alternatives to the title which are listed in the book) and the blurb sounded hilarious.
This book is full with all sorts of fun, hilarious things. From anecdotes/stories/tips, to quotes to jokes to a periodic table full of essentials for moms to lists about things like: How to look like you have your shit together (pina coladas and pens and fancy hobbies), checklists, quizzes, and there is much much more and so I can assure you that you won’t have a moment of boredom. You will fly to one page and the next never knowing what is on the next page (well, unless it is a two-pager then you know