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My Very Own Fairytale Book Review & Giveaway

By on May 14, 2012 23 Comments

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It’s not very often that one has a whole book written about them but when you are a kid, nothing is cooler than seeing YOUR NAME in a book, right? Recently my daughter turned nine and right before her birthday she received a Book from the I See Me company called My Very Own Fairytale [Read On]

Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Bon Appetit Desserts Cookbook Review

By on November 1, 2010

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“The cookbook for all things sweet and wonderful” … that just about sums up what most bakers strive for, right? One of my most favorite perks about being a culinary student and now more of a food blogger is that people love for me to check out cookbooks. I don’t have a large collection but [Read On]

Cuisine Foundations from Le Cordon Bleu Books Review

By on October 17, 2010 2 Comments

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Being a Culinary Arts student is starting to bring me very interesting opportunities. I have just begun my journey but in my blog world, switching my blog over to a mostly food blog has absolutely changed not only the content but my excitement level. Especially when there is a rare opportunity to share something really [Read On]

Scholastic Children’s Dictionary Back-To-School Blog Tour

By on August 6, 2010

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Welcome to the Scholastic Children’s Dictionary Blog Tour! Scholastic asked me to be one of 15 bloggers on a tour showcasing the great Children’s Dictionary and also to give one of my lucky readers a great prize! About the dictionary: With exciting features, accessible definitions and helpful illustrations and photographs throughout, the new Scholastic Children’s [Read On]

New PhotoWorks Studio Photo Books from American Greetings

By on March 3, 2010 1 Comment

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I just made my first photo book! I know you are thinking, wait a sec, Candy takes a ton of photos how can she not have any books printed? I don’t really have an answer that is any better than this. These books can be complicated! But not with PhotoWorks Studio from American Greetings. This [Read On]