Paula Schuck

Paula Schuck is an award-winning journalist from London, Ontario. She is a mother of two children by adoption and often writes for parenting magazines. Ms. Schuck spend many years working for daily newspapers and was an investigative journalist.
She now runs thriftymommedia and her main blog thriftymommastips has been mentioned in Courageous Parents, Confident Kids.

Book Reviews by Paula Schuck

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“The Best Digital Marketing Campaigns in the World brings together an international collection of successful digital marketing campaigns—though perhaps not the most relevant or the

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“. . . brilliant and gritty and urban . . . the most brutal coming of age story imaginable.”

The Kid is by far the most disturbing novel I have ever read.

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“Makeda is beyond ambitious and imaginative and, at times challenging, but it is also well written and powerful, with an ending that is equal parts tragic and romantic in nature.

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“. . . one of the hardest books you will ever read because it is so devastating and harsh and truthful, . . .”

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Skinny, by Diana Spechler is as divine, decadent, and sumptuous as a gourmet dessert.

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Barrio Bushido is one of the most disturbing books you will ever read.

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Part Alice in Wonderland and part Chronicles of Narnia, Jane and the Raven King is a magical, empowering gem of a book that opens up an entire genre to female readers.

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Memoir is a medium that is back in vogue again. Not surprising really, given that reality television, blogs, Mom TV, and podcasts are growing faster than any other media in history.

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Little Princes by Conor Grennan is what happens when passion, talent, and a desire to change the world spill onto the page.

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Academy Award-winner Angelina Jolie is one of the most intriguing actresses of this generation—an adoptive parent, UN ambassador, and partner to one of Hollywood’s biggest heartthrobs.

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So what happens to helicopter parents and their children when the kids go to college? Well, that’s precisely the question Barbara K.