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JULIA’S CHILD
Genre: Mainstream, General Mainstream Fiction
The plot is strong, but the characters are what really carry this tale. Full of humor and a lighthearted commentary about raising a family and having a business in today’s society, this is a book readers will find delectable. Julia Bailey is trying to make her organic toddler food company a success. Yet without a major account, she and her partner can’t expand and grow, but they don’t really have the space to make it work anyway. When her product line gets a surprising lift from a celebrity, the comical avalanche begins and Julia must take time to figure out what are the most important things in her life. (PLUME, Jan., 288 pp., $15.00) Reviewed By: Melissa Parcel Publisher: PLUME Published: January 2012 |
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