Free Books to Review for Qualified Bloggers

Everyone once in awhile I have to make a shameful plug for my publicity company Mind & Media because business is booming and we could always use more intelligent, opinionated and qualified bloggers to review books for us.

All you need to know to be a reviewer can be found here.  There is a one time fee of $25 to join and that will get you all the books you desire to review.

Currently we have two new books that we are placing to qualified bloggers.

Who Was Adam? by Fazale Rana with Hugh Ross

What is Man? Was Adam an accident of nature or a deliberate purposeful design?

While observations seem to validate evolutionary theory, long before Darwin a man named David voiced a different view. And, both men can’t be right. Cutting-edge research presents new findings on:

• The hominid fossil record?
• Junk DNA?
• Neanderthals?
• Human and chimp genetic similarity?

Biochemist Fazale Rana and astronomer Hugh Ross discuss these discoveries and propose a new scientifically testable model for human origins. Can human evolution be declared a fact? Or does creation make more scientific sense?

If you love apologetics and science this book might interest you.

Our other new book is called The Velveteen Mommy:Laughter and Tears from the Toy Box Years
by Jenn Doucette    —– 

Any mother or grandmother or homeschooler or woman will love this book!

Lighten your load with laughter.

As a stay-at-home mom, Jenn Doucette enjoys the smallest excuse to get away from her beloved duties, even for an hour. She calls it "running away from home to find my marbles."

Over time, the everyday tension builds and the inevitable mommy mania rears its ugly head. But just about the time she threatens to superglue her kids’ shoes to their perpetually sockless feet, she gets booted out of the house to find her marbles-maybe to meet a friend at a coffee shop, browse at her favorite bookstore, or find restoration at a church retreat.

Whether you’re a mom of toddlers or teens, you can probably identify. If you need a little change of pace, some comforting conversation, a sympathetic shoulder for a tear or two, and lots of laughter to lighten your load, you’ll find it all within the covers of this book. The Velveteen Mommy can help every mother become real again.

Contact Stacy Harp at stacy@blogforbooks.com anytime for more information.