Showing posts with label The Nanny Returns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Nanny Returns. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Mail on Sunday: The Nanny Returns

AKA In My Mailbox is a look at all the Lit related items...books or otherwise, we've acquired during the week...as always is hosted by Kristi, The Story Siren


This week it's just the one again. I'm taking part in the International Book Tour's Nanny Returns Tour. There's been so much drama involved: it took ages to get the ARC from the post man himself-glad to say I've finally gotten it and am already reading it. So far so good!


Nanny Returns
Authors: Emma McLaughlin & Nicola Kraus
Well F1's on today so gonna go read before it starts.
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Monday, 12 July 2010

Random Book Love: The Nanny Returns

Is Random Book Love a feature that will stick? Maybe...perhaps-who knows? One thing that is certain-me setting a time and place to randomly show a book some lurve; defeats the entire idea of all that is random.


The Nanny Returns
Authors: Emma McLaughin, Nicola Kraus
Release Date: 15th Dec 2009
Publishers: Simon & Schuster
This book is the 'sequel' to The Nanny Diaries.
Goodreads


I am taking part in the blog tour for this book hosted by International Blog Tours. I am very excited to be doing so and although I haven't received it yet thought I'd share my excitement for this novel's release.

Blurb at the Back courtesy Goodreads:
Ten years after her original misadventures in babysitting, Nan returns to NYC in this saucy sequel to the phenomenal bestseller The Nanny Diaries. Now married and pondering motherhood herself, the recovering caregiver is about to get a whole new perspective on childrearing. Her trouble former charge bursts back into her life and her new consulting business introduces her to nannying's sophisticated older sister: private school. With the same biting wit and tender heart that marked the original, this long-awaited follow-up skewers the elite culture of "outsourced parenting" on the razor-sharp tip of a 21st-century Mary Poppins umbrella. It's as funny as it is affecting: call it chicklit with a conscience.

What do think....I hope it's as good or even better than the first.
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