Cocktails at Naptime: Book tour, Day 19: WoogsWorld

Wednesday, 27 October 2010

Book tour, Day 19: WoogsWorld

"Suck on this!" Gina Ford, says Mrs Woog of Woogs World. Yeah, Gina. Gillian and Emma are interviewed by Mrs Woog.

"Look at this. "
"Can you please explain why I find it so offensive? "

Read the full interview here.

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Cocktails at Naptime-The Woefully Inept Guide to Early Motherhood

There are secrets that no baby book will tell you, and stories that no parenting magazine will touch with a set of forceps. Thats a shame because out of postnatal nastiness and the struggle with sleep-deprivation, couch stainage and perineum bruising, comes forth humour lots of it!

Cocktails at Naptime is a laugh-out-loud, utterly realistic examination of all the things that can happen to your mind, your body, your partner and your relatives after the birth of a
new baby.
Published by Finch Publishing, Australia

Visit us on www.cocktailsatnaptime.com

What the Press have said

“A hilarious read” Sunday Herald Sun

“Finds the humour in whatever motherhood threw at them and then shares it with other new mums.” The Advocate

“Fabulous book” Peace, editor of Connect 2 Mums

“A laugh fest look at everything that happens once baby is born.” Sunday Mail

“ A hilarious look at those first 12 months...and the perfect antidote to how-to parenting manual” Coff’s Coast Advocate

“I often found myself laughing out loud while reading
alone on the couch... very entertaining” Connect 2 Mums

The Story of the Book

The authors of Cocktails at Naptime Gillian Martin and Emma Kaufmann met over the Internet through their enormously popular blog sites, The Misssy M Misssives and Mommy Has a Headache. After exchanging mutually admiring emails they decided to write a book together. Many more emails and several gallons of Chardonnay later, Cocktails at Naptime was born. Emma is based in Baltimore, USA and is the author of Confessions of a Cake Addict. Gillian lives in Aberdeen, Scotland, and is a freelance writer , college lecturer and sometime radio film critic. They both have two children and very understanding husbands.

They have never met in person.

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Wednesday, 27 October 2010

Book tour, Day 19: WoogsWorld

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