Pink Holidaze

...I found this sweet book for Eloise's stocking yesterday.  It's an adorable Pride and Prejudice counting book...love the idea and the design!

Just saw these yesterday at our local Barnes & Noble...their newest leatherbound Classics.  I like the type and design on this copy of Pride & Prejudice !  

Also reading this, which came highly recommended by many people.  Learning a lot of good things so far. { Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child by Marc Weissbluth }

So excited to finally be reading/listening to The Help (thanks to Megs) after hearing so many wonderful things about it.  It's SO good...I'm only a third of the way through and I cannot wait to finish it!

Heart these majorly . { Janemount Bookshelf Prints on etsy via Matchbook }

I can't wait to read this to Eloise ( I Like You by Sandol Stoddard Warburg).  I couldn't help but pick it up a few weeks ago, simply because  Aleza and Justin had Nina read it at their wedding.  A sweet book with sweet memories attached. {Photo by Christina Houle - beingbelushi@gmail.com}

Can't wait to take a peek at this cute book, Handmade Weddings (from the ladies of Hello! Lucky ), next time I head to the bookstore!

Can't wait for this to come out.  It's a children's book about Audrey Hepburn's life, with the most gorgeous illustrations.  Sweet as sweet can be. { Just Being Audrey via The Neotraditionalist }

My mom got me this book, Hatched!: The Big Push from Pregnancy to Parenthood  ( here ), for Christmas and it is perhaps one of the most hilarious books I've set eyes on.  It's a bunch of little fuzzy easter chicks staged in all these hilarious settings with witty comments about babies and such.  Highly, highly recommend it if you're needing a gift for a pregnant woman or new mom.  Or if you'd like a nice laugh.

I keep meaning to post about this book.  I'm slightly obsessed.  It makes me so excited for my future profession... Every Patient Tells a Story: Medical Mysteries and the Art of Diagnosis   (by Lisa Sanders).  If you like medicine at all, or if you even like mysteries (she wrote the Mystery Diagnosis column for The New York Times and she consults for House, M.D.), you'll probably enjoy this book.  Such a good read.