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Moms are Nuts by Amy Vansant
Moms are Nuts by Amy Vansant








Gloria has given Mommyish a copy of Moms Are Nuts to give away to one lucky reader! Enter below for your chance to win: I was not disappointed, and became a fan of many of the other writers in the anthology. Knowing all of these ladies personally and being able to vouch that they are all the type you want to sit around and swap stories with, I couldn’t wait to read the final product. I wrote my essay about “The Three Glorias”—me, my mom and my grandma (yes, we are all named Gloria and no, I would not recommend that anyone try that at home).Ĭontributors to the collection include comedian Abbi Crutchfield, award-winning humorist Wendi Aarons, comedy writer Eliza Bayne and Comedy Editor for the Huffington Post, Carol Hartsell.

Moms are Nuts by Amy Vansant

Having grown up with both my mother and my grandmother (who lived in my backyard) watching my every move, I didn’t need to become a mother myself to know that almost all moms are nuts every once in a while. Writing about my mom instead of my children would be a fun change of pace.Īmy explained that she was looking for essays that had “a healthy respect and love for our mothers … and also an acknowledgment that the ‘my mom is crazy’ sentiment is a universal experience.” While it’s not okay for anyone else to call your mom crazy, it’s perfectly fine to do it yourself. So when Amy Vansant, a funny writer I know from Twitter, asked if I’d like to write an essay about moms for a humor anthology she was editing, I was definitely interested. Make sure your dentist 's phone number is programmed into your cell phone.Since my twins were born eight years ago, I’ve written a great deal about them and about the joys and nightmares of being a mother. Nutty moms become something called "extraordinary grandmothers," and most of us relish every moment of it. You grown-up kiddos may mock us now, but just wait until you have children of your own. more know there are grown-up kids out there who can find the "funny" in every mom's struggle to raise useful contributors to society. Instead, I related to the moms described in these funny essays. Review 2: Mom's Are Nuts is a wonderful collection of stories about moms that everyone can relate to, not that I'm calling my mom nutty, which I would never do because she is a saint. I'm also the husband of a new mom so I'm starting to wonder what I might be in for.Great collection that you should check out. Plus there are a wide variety of types of stories here, so there's something for everybody. That is what makes it so great is that everybody probably has their own anecdote in this vein, so it makes us laugh and reminisce at the same time. While I laughed through the stories I pictured my own mom in a lot of the dialogue. Review 1: This book really is for anybody.










Moms are Nuts by Amy Vansant