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    When Mom Feels Great, Then We Do Too! | Book Spotlight

    Bianca SchulzeBy 2 Mins Read Ages 4-8 Health Picture Books
    When Mom Feels Great, Then We Do Too! | Book Spotlight

    Book Spotlight in Partnership with Phyllis Schwartz
    The Children’s Book Review

    When Moms Feel Great Then We Do Too: Book Cover

    “Phyllis Schwartz writes from the heart  and delivers a book that needs to be on all of  our shelves.” 

    —Jessica Woo, author-illustrator of What to Do About Your Monsters

    About the Book

    When Moms Feel Great Then We Do Too: Book Cover

    When Mom Feels Great, Then We Do Too!

    Written by Phyllis Schwartz

    Illustrated by Siski Kalla

    Ages 4+ | 38 Pages

    Publisher: Acorn Publishing | ISBN-13: 9798885280143

    Publisher’s Book Summary: When Mom, one day, came home and said, “I think I better get in bed”

    It was up to us to get together

    As a team so she’d feel better

    We came up with all sorts of things to do

    Because “when mom feels great then we do too!”

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    About the Author

    Phyllis Schwartz is a married mother of two, who, after a highly successful career in the TV news business, finally has the luxury to indulge in and focus on her “civilian” writing. Even as a kid, she kept a diary and wrote little stories and poems, a creative release that continued well into adulthood. She wrote news by day and poetry by night. And despite battling three different types of cancer over more than three decades, she is still filled with energy, joy, and optimism, and she looks forward to writing more poetry and children’s books.

    Her writing centers on the beauty she finds daily: Her friends, husband, and two children, as well as her garden and her beautiful beach town residence in dreamy Encinitas, provide continued inspiration for her verse.

    Phyllis Schwartz: Author Headshot

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    201 Comments

    1. gloria patterson on

      Now this would be a fun book for zay. She has only saw mommy sick once and she didn’t like it.. but she was very helpful to mommy

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    13. Penny LeBaron on

      I love this story because moms are always taking care of everybody else and it reminds others to take care of them when they need it!

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    17. Tia on

      I love the title of this book-moms make so many sacrifices and self care tends to be overlooked. Let’s get this conversation started with our little boys and girls.

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    34. Peggy Clayton on

      Wow it is great that this childs book has come out. I know when I was a mom and had three kids and wow when I was stressed it was tough to be happy but as they say a a happy wife is happy life.

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    55. Cynthia Black on

      This would be a great book to read with my daughter! She has a bit of trouble understanding how to regulate emotions, and that translates into ‘Mom takes the brunt of it’. We work a lot on talking about feelings. 💗

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