Reviews
"The book takes readers on an exuberant journey that combines maternal highs and lows with the joys of being a born science "nerd." Brunelle recreates the magic of everyday family life with a scientist's keen eye for detail and a parent's faultless ear for mother-son dialogue."-- Publishers Weekly "Lynn loves being a mom, and she loves science. She relays tale after tale of how she engages her kids in wonder after wonder of the world around them--and around all of us. Her science enriches their lives and saves her sanity. Mama Gone Geek will do the same for you."--Bill Nye, the Science Guy "A wonderfully hilarious romp through Lynn Brunelle's world, complete with directions on how to turn the most awkward and smelly aspects of parenting into teaching moments. Mama Gone Geek is a memoir and a how-to book on its surface, but it is also--and more importantly so--a testament to the undying love, joy, faith, and protectiveness a mother feels for her family. Brunelle's ability to see her world anew, even as she knows precisely how to describe it to her children, is refreshing, touching, and, ultimately, very gratifying. Brava!"--Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain "Lynn Brunelle is the love child of Erma Bombeck and Mr. Wizard!"--Susan Wiggs, author of The Apple Orchard and The Beekeeper's Ball, "The book takes readers on an exuberant journey that combines maternal highs and lows with the joys of being a born science "nerd." Brunelle recreates the magic of everyday family life with a scientist's keen eye for detail and a parent's faultless ear for mother-son dialogue."-- Publishers Weekly "Lynn loves being a mom, and she loves science. She relays tale after tale of how she engages her kids in wonder after wonder of the world around them--and around all of us. Her science enriches their lives and saves her sanity. Mama Gone Geek will do the same for you."--Bill Nye, the Science Guy "A wonderfully hilarious romp through Lynn Brunelle's world, complete with directions on how to turn the most awkward and smelly aspects of parenting into teaching moments. Mama Gone Geek is a memoir and a how-to book on its surface, but it is also--and more importantly so--a testament to the undying love, joy, faith, and protectiveness a mother feels for her family. Brunelle's ability to see her world anew, even as she knows precisely how to describe it to her children, is refreshing, touching, and, ultimately, very gratifying. Brava!"--Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain, "The book takes readers on an exuberant journey that combines maternal highs and lows with the joys of being a born science "nerd." Brunelle recreates the magic of everyday family life with a scientist's keen eye for detail and a parent's faultless ear for mother-son dialogue."-- Publishers Weekly "Lynn loves being a mom, and she loves science. She relays tale after tale of how she engages her kids in wonder after wonder of the world around them--and around all of us. Her science enriches their lives and saves her sanity. Mama Gone Geek will do the same for you."--Bill Nye, the Science Guy "A wonderfully hilarious romp through Lynn Brunelle's world, complete with directions on how to turn the most awkward and smelly aspects of parenting into teaching moments. Mama Gone Geek is a memoir and a how-to book on its surface, but it is also--and more importantly so--a testament to the undying love, joy, faith, and protectiveness a mother feels for her family. Brunelle's ability to see her world anew, even as she knows precisely how to describe it to her children, is refreshing, touching, and, ultimately, very gratifying. Brava!"--Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain "Lynn Brunelle is the love child of Erma Bombeck and Mr. Wizard!"--Susan Wiggs, author of The Apple Orchard and The Beekeeper's Ball " Mama Gone Geek is my favorite book of the year. Funny and touching. Every parent can relate to her stories. I'm buying it for all my friends."--Suzanne Selfors, author of The Imaginary Veterinary series, "A wonderfully hilarious romp through Lynn Brunelle's world, complete with directions on how to turn the most awkward and smelly aspects of parenting into teaching moments. Mama Gone Geek is a memoir and a how-to book on its surface, but it is also--and more importantly so--a testament to the undying love, joy, faith, and protectiveness a mother feels for her family. Brunelle's ability to see her world anew, even as she knows precisely how to describe it to her children, is refreshing, touching, and, ultimately, very gratifying. Brava!"--Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain
