Blog Book Tour Day 5

Today is officially Day 5 of the tour and Day 5 of my round of Zithromax. Things are definitely looking up.

I'm honored to join author Heather Ivester on her steller mom blog, Mom 2 Mom Connection, today. Heather is the mother to five young children (two boys and three girls), has been married for twelve years (yea, Heather!) and has been a stay-at-home-mom since 1996. She writes the "Buzz Book" column for Christian Women Online Magazine and reviews books for Active Christian Media and Christian Book Previews.

In 2006, Heather's first book was published by Thomas Nelson, From a Daughter's Heart to Her Mom: 50 Reflections on Living Well. Here's the book description:

There are some lessons that a daughter can only learn from her mother. But there is no better affirmation for a mother than words of love and respect from her children. No one but a daughter can convey the sentiments and thoughts that come to mind when reflecting on the mother/daughter relationship. Meditations on subjects such as forgiveness, listening, standing strong, praying hands, and homemade traditions fill the pages of this stunning photo essay.

The From the Heart Series is handsomely designed with four-color design and stunning duoton photography, giving the books a soft, ethereal feel. Each of the fifty emotive meditations communicates universal sentiments and experiences, focusing on a specific relationship, and includes an inspiring quotation or Scripture verse. Other books in this series include From a Friend's Heart and From a Grandmother's Heart.

“From a Daughter’s Heart to Her Mom makes a wonderful keepsake as a coffee table book, or one to keep at your bedside for daily reflection. Vintage style, color-tinted photographs adorn the pages of this book alongside quotes, scriptures, and inspirational messages that remind a mother how important she is.”

For more information about Heather's book, check out her blog: Mom 2 Mom Connection. It's packed with great book reviews, interviews, helpful mom tips and so much more!

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