@ Home for the Holidays - Meredith Efkins

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At home for the holidays
                What exactly does a group of Stay At Home Mother's get up to during the holidays ?

                         Review : At Home for the Holidays - Meredith Efkins -2006

Meet the SAHMS; they are a bunch of Stay at Home Mothers. The group consists of Dulcie, Zelia, Jocelyn, Rosalyn, Veronica and the rest of the women of SAHM I Am. At Home for the Holidays should read @ Home in front of the computer for the holidays. This book is written completely in the format of an email forum. We read as the SAHMS discuss topics from Rosalyns ordeals whether organic nappies are better for her children to the woes of potty-training , Dulcie discussing her favourite books to read when she gets a break from reading children's picture books to Jocelyn who prefers fast food and easy meals to spending long days slaving over an Oven as quoted in the book "Who has time to cook when you have kids", SAHM to be Zelia talks about doing a Madonna and adopting a baby from Ethopia whereas Brenna is going through her monthly ordeal of IVF. This chick-lit book is a fun read and designed for all those mothers out there who are SAHMS themselves or is simply just a mother. At Home for the Holidays is a fun look at Motherhood for all and alot of the subjects discussed in the book many readers will be able to relate to their everyday lives.

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