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Mom Writer’s Literary Magazine“As mom writers, many of us recognize the benefits that come with writing about our motherhood experiences. Now, award-winning writer and experienced educator Lisa Garrigues has created an invaluable resource for any mother, writer or not, to begin chronicling her own unique journey through motherhood.” Writers Digest Book Club"Lisa Garrigues' advice is encouraging and nurturing for women everywhere."New and Notable Book, Summer 2007
BookPage"While [Lisa Garrigues] encourages women to mine material from their early years as mothers...her focus is on giving women the sustained belief in themselves they will need 'to write at every stage of parenting.'"Linda Stankard, Mother's Day Roundup, May 2007 Click Here to Read Review
Orlando Sentinel"I was intrigued by a book that arrived recently at Parent Place, called Writing Motherhood by Lisa Garrigues. The book's goal is to get moms to start writing - an exercise that will not only make them better writers, but by extension better moms."Mary Ann Horne, Mommy Chronicles, April 23, 2007 Click Here to Read Review
The Bergen Record"Hidden away in a little white church on a hill in Upper Saddle River, 13 women write so intently that all you can hear is the scratching of their pens. All met in a writing class at the YWCA of Bergen County in Ridgewood. While their teacher, Lisa Garrigues, was finishing a new book on her methods called Writing Motherhood, they decided to keep meeting to practice that very craft."Leslie Brody, Living, May 13, 2007 Click Here to Read Review
Brooklyn EagleMany mothers wish they could just stop the clock for a few minutes each day to take stock. Lisa Garrigues' new book Writing Motherhood (Scribner) can help moms organize their thoughts and capture them within a special notebook, and all in just 15 minutes a day.Mary Frost, Learning Curves, May 4, 2007 Click Here to Read Review
The Ridgewood News"At a recent book signing, [Lisa Garrigues'] students all donned orange, the color of her book cover. Her students have become so passionate about their teacher and the course [Writing Motherhood] that when class breaks for summer, several of the writing moms meet on their own, at a coffee shop, the library or a community center, and read aloud their mother pages. That kind of camaraderie is something Lisa encourages at the onset of each class and throughout her book."Lucy Probert, People and Places, May 11, 2007 Back to Top |