Why Girls are Weird

I picked up the other Pamela Ribon book, Why Girls are Weird, at the library. I am really enjoying this one (as I did the other one). Not to worry though, while these books have similar titles they are completely different books.
The author wrote on her site pamie.com about why the second book Why Moms are Weird has a similar title. (I thought it was interesting). I have also begun reading her blog more often (when I have time) I think it is amusing. Like this post for example or this one. So, if you went and looked at either of those posts they may not be the most intellectual and there are longer (more thoughtful) ones in there, but these ones really make me laugh.

Okay, so enjoying the book. Enjoying the blog. Check 'em out!

Moms? Weird? Hmmm...

"To Whom It May Concern...I thought I should write this just in case I ever accidently kill my mother on purpose."
So begins Why Moms Are Weird. This book had me laughing straight through for the first six pages. After page 6 the story began to take off and while not as 'laugh out loud funny' as the very beginning it was a great book. I recommend reading it...especially if you have a mother (which most people do).


The author is Pamela Ribon who runs the webside pamie.com. The website is fun to read...try it out. If you go to google and type in either her name or the title of the book you get *many* hits that will take you to *many* reviews of this book. I loved it. I am going to get her Why Girls are Weird book next. Yup, I'm hooked!

**Disclaimer: I love my mom. Really I do. I would never accidently kill her on purpose...at least I don't think so...anyway...I think everyone has had those moments...those moments where if your mom says one more thing you will try to blow her up with your mind...Okay. I love my mom. Got it? But, she is weird. :)