Nannies Books

Back cover reads:
WELCOME TO MORGAN CREEK...
...Population 5445, where Amy Jordan hoped to make a new life for herself and her young daughter, far from her vengeful ex-husband. So when the town's most eligible single father offered her a job as a live-in nanny to his two daughters, it was the answer to a prayer. Until her feelings for the sexy widower threatened to blow her cover.
To Bryce Hathaway, hiring the captivating single mother was a win-win all around. Amy was great with kids and his sprawling extended family...not to mention the effect shw was having on his libido. Somehow, he had to convince her to trust him with her secrets and take their love out of hiding for a future together worth any risk...

This fast paced book will have you turning the pages. It is so well written, I felt like I was right there, in the jungles with the POW. Wow! This is a terrific read!!

My most recent discovery is from the Science Fiction / Fantasy section of the bookstore, "Nanny Ogg's Cookbook" by Terry Pratchett. The author of the book is the author of a fantasy series entitled Discworld, where elves and witches inhabit the world, with a largely satirical approach. Nanny Ogg is one of Discworld's main character witches. The cookbook is very funny and mainly British cuisine, which may explain why this book was so hard to find in the USA. The recipes are entirely in metric and some of the ingredients would be unknown to the average American cook. Yet, the book is lovely! There is even a section on the table manners of dwarves, pixies, trolls and scarecrows! Some of the recipes in this book that you may be interested in trying are: Mrs. Gogol's Clairvoyant Gumbo, Traveller's Digestives, Strawberry Wobbler and Sergeant Angua's Vegetable Stew With Dumplings. If you are a fan of Discworld, or are interested in an amusing, yet interesting stab at being a cookbook, then try this one.

This guide covers most of the legal questions that concern parents who employ nannies. Every agency owner should have this book on their desk for reference so they can guide their clients. END

Nanny To The Rescue Again! doesn't speak down to parents. Instead, it speaks to parents with a true heart filled with compassion and love for children. This book will teach parents, and parents-to-be, how to be better parents, how to use positive reinforcements, and how to handle tough situations that need a little more disciplining.

Read this story of love, acceptance and change, and I think you'll agree Donna Clayton belongs on the keeper shelf."
Carol Hutchens, Reviewer, www.CataRomance.com

Rochelle Potaracke has captured the emotion of a family dealing with Alzheimer's and put it into terms a child can relate to. It will warm and touch the hearts of adults as well as children. This book is a beautiful reflection and expression of love.

MacDonald has charmingly succeeded in relating an interesting story of a small girl and a cat who overcome their fear. A timely story especially because of the uncertainty of family life in the 90's. LaFrance's illustrations are captivating: the swirls and intense blues and turquoises leap out out at you and pull you into the story.

Penny Richards puts out another winner

What the nanny learned...

heather Carmichael was thrilled at the prospect of a position as nanny to Boston's famous Sheffield family. Taking charge of the tiny heiress in their magnificent Beacon Hill home would be quite a challange- as would the intimidating Sheffields themsleves. Especially Max, whose gentle kiss told her he considered her much more then his neice's nanny.

But a simple Southern lady didn't stand a chance with one of Boston's most eligible bachelors, especially with the Sheffields' unwritten rule against upstairs-downstairs relationships.

Mr Ethan Hadleigh, however, had something to say about that. A remarkable feat, since Ethan had been felled at the Battle of Lexington. Eyes twinkling with mischief, this eighteenth-century apparition decided to play matchmaker...and show Heather that when the heart is pure, anything is possible.