Author Pamela Simon proudly presents her book titled “The Book of Blah”

This collection of daily humorous essays contains insights into the ridiculous and mostly comical topics of everyday living. Pamela slices to the core and finds humor in topics as diverse as clothing concerns, eating disorders, adolescent children, parent/child conflicts, lawn care and our societal obsession for wealth and success. This is the perfect gift book for your best friend, sister, mother or anyone needing a break from being a serious grown-up.
 
A book filled with humorous, unconventional daily messages which offer delightful comic relief in the midst of the most chaotic of days. This read has the power to enchant the souls of readers everywhere, and in one daily message. Referring to the stress-relieving affect the book’s humor has, one reviewer put it this way: “this valued text belongs on the… shelves of all of our public libraries.”
 
So, lighten-up your day and learn to laugh at yourself. Read a page from “The Book of Blah,” and you might just, as one reviewer put it, “jump-start your sense of humor!”
 
Immerse yourself in delightfully relatable and lighthearted literature of Pamela Simon by supporting her book “The Book Of Blah” as she presents it this May 27th - May 31st, 2020 at the 2020 Book Expo New Title Showcase, or purchase a Kindle or paperback copy of it on Amazon.
 
The Book of Blah
Author | Pamela Simon, MS, RD, LDN
Publisher | Warren Publishing, Inc.
Published Date | October 10, 2007
Genre | Non-fiction, Comedy/Self-Help
ISBN-13 | 1-886057-26-5
Paperback Price | $19.95
 
About the Author
 
Pamela Simon is a Master’s-level Registered Dietitian who wrote “The Book of Blah” while she was a stay-at-home mom home-schooling with her daughter. During this time, she had extra thought energy, which allowed her to see her life differently. In the author’s words: “All of the sudden, many of life’s little struggles seemed silly and ridiculous. Sharing the humor in these events became important to me. I wanted to help others to lighten up and learn to laugh at their daily challenges and stop taking themselves so seriously.”

Pam now works as a nutrition consultant and counselor, teaching classes in minimal-movement senior exercise, and counsels clients with eating - related self esteem issues to feel better about themselves and their eating behaviors. She lives with her family and various rescued animals in a suburb of Chicago, IL.
 

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