If you are or have been a new mom, you will probably be able to relate to this book. It's one woman's account of the first year or so of her daughter's life. I laughed out loud at times.

This is a book I would like to share, but I don't think I could part with it permanently.

RELEASE NOTES:

I am releasing this book as part of anozira86's World Breastfeeding Week Challenge. If I remember correctly there is a birthing center somewhere in Keene. If I can find it, then that's where you'll find this little book, if not, my default spot is Brewbakers! I'll edit this later to reflect the location of the release.

Well, I could not locate the birthing center, perhaps it is gone. And I had already been to my default location, so I found a new one. It may not necessarily be a location where new mothers are going to be, but I like the symbolism, or whatever you want to call it. I left the book in Wilmington, Vermont, just beneath the statue of Molly Stark. She's got a baby in one arm and is toting a rifle in the other. Not so excited about the latter, but it is a mother with a child. If you're traveling east on rt. 9, the statue is to your right, just before the intersection with rt. 100, right across the street from Dot's.

Anyway, if you are reading this and you have the book, please, please journal it because it's a great book in great condition, and one for which I paid full price (which I hardly ever do), so it was especially hard to let it go and it would just be really nice to follow it's journey.