Readers Picks Barnes & Noble Fundraiser

Please join us for events around New York. During the week of May 6-15 purchase books using this CODE: 11455805  to make your purchases online and a portion of your purchase will go to benefit M.O.M. 

We are very excited to be hosting a Barnes & Noble Bookfair from May 6^th until May 10^th at the Upper West Side Barnes & Noble located at 2289 Broadway @ 82^nd St. We will earn up to 20% back on purchases you make during our bookfair.

If you cannot make it to the bookfair, you still have an opportunity to support us by shopping online at www.bn.com. From May 6^thto May 15^th. IMPORTANT: You must use our special CODE: 11455805 to shop to benefit M.O.M. [More Specific Instructions Here]

Reader’s Picks 60+ Essential Books for Your M.O.M. Reading List 2015 

A Family by Any Other Name: Exploring Queer Relationships – Edited, Bruce Gillespie

A Question of Choice – Sarah Weddington

Adoption Healing, a path to recovery for mothers who lost children to adoption – Joe Soll and Karen Wilson Buterbaugh

Autism – Assorted

Babygate: how to survive pregnancy & parenting in the workplace – Dina Bakst, Phoebe Taubman, & Elizabeth Gedmark

Becoming Us – Elly Taylor

Black Feminist Thought – Patricia Hill Collins

Book of Life – Barbara Katz Rothman

Consuming Motherhood – ed. Janelle Taylor, Linda Layne, Linda Layne, Danielle Wozniak

Chemo-Therapist: How Cancer Cured a Marriage –Mart Potter Kenyon

Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind: Concrete Ways to Support Families in Social Justice Movements and Communities – ed. Victoria Law & China Martens

Fathers-to-be Handbook – Patrick M. Houser

Feminism and Motherhood – Amber Kinser

Feminism Seduced – Hester Eisenstein

Feminism, The Family, and The Politics of the Closet – Cheshire Calhoun

Flat Broke With Children – Sharon Hays

Fresh Hell: Motherhood in Pieces – Carellin Brooks

Ghostbelly – Elizabeth Heineman

Incarcerated Mothers: Oppression and Resistance – Ed. Eljdupovic, Jaremko Bromwich

Intensive Mothering: The Cultural Contradictions of Modern Motherhood – Linda Rose Ennis

Invisible Heart: Economics and Family Values – Nancy Folbre

Laboring On – Barbara Katz Rothman

Lamaze: An International History – Paula Michaels

Listen To Your Mother – ed. Ann Imig

Making Sense of Intersex – Ellen Feder

Maternal Theory – ed. Andrea O’Reilly

Maternal Thinking – Sara Ruddick

Modern Motherhood: An American History – Dr. Jodi Vandenberg-Daves

Mom and Me – Maya Angelou

Mogul, Mom & Maid: The Balancing Act of the Modern Woman – Liz O’Donnel

Motherhood and Feminism – Amber Kinser

Mother Nature: Maternal Instincts and How They Shape the Human Species – Sarah Hrdy

Mothers Who Deliver – Ed, Jocelyn Stitt, Pegreen Powell

Of Woman Born – Adrienne Rich

Rebel Moms: the Off Road Map for the Off Road Mom – Davina Rhine

Refined By Fire: A Journey of Grief and Grace – Mary Potter Kenyon

Recreating Motherhood – Barbara Katz Rothman

Redefining Motherhood – Ed, Sharon Abbey, Andrea O’Reilly

This Is Not How I Thought It Would Be: Remodeling Motherhood to Get the Lives We Want Today – Kristin Maschka

Teenagers and Toddlers are Trying to Kill Me – Susan Konig

The Motherhood Manifesto – Joan Blades, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner

This is How We Do It – Carol Evans

Telling Truths: Storying Motherhood – ed, Sheena Wilson, Diana Davidson

Texas Girl – Robin Silbergleid

The Attachment Pregnancy –Laurel Wilson & Tracy Wilson Peters

The Girls Who Went Away – Ann Fessler

The Good Mother Myth – ed, Avital Norman Nathman

The M Word: Conversations about Motherhood – Edited, Kerry Clare

The Mom Egg Review – ed. Marjorie Tesser

The Concept of Woman – Sister Prudence Allen

The Primal Wound – Nancy Newton Verrier

The Radical Housewife –Shannon Drury

Torn: True Stories of Kids, Career, and the Conflict of Modern Motherhood – Ed. Samantha Parent Walravens

The Twentieth Century Motherhood Movement – ed. Andrea O’Reilly

Weaving a Family – Barbara Katz Rothman

When Everything Changed – Gail Collins

With Child – Phyllis Chesler

Womb with a View – Laura Tropp

Women and Madness – Phyllis Chesler

Venture Mom From Idea to Income in 12 Weeks – Holly Hurd

For Kids

Are You My Mother?– P. D. Eastman

The Best Homemade Kids Lunches Ever – Laura Fuentes

All Children Books – by, Katharine Holabird

If you cannot make it to the bookfair, you still have an opportunity to support us by shopping online at www.bn.com. From May 6^thto May 15^th, you can shop online and a percentage of your purchase will count toward our bookfair.

Here’s how it works:

• Be sure to use the web address above (bn.com/bookfairs) to do your online shopping. Click on the button “Start Shopping Now.”
• When you’ve finished selecting your purchases, click on your cart and begin the check-out process. In the Payment section, scroll down to the bottom where it says Check this Box if this is a Bookfair Order. When you check the box, type bookfair ID#11455805 in the provided box.
• If you already have a BN.com account with a default payment method selected, you will only see a Checkout Summary screen.  To add the Bookfair ID to the payment page, you will need to click on the Change button on the right-hand side of the Payment Section. This will take you back to the payment page, where you will scroll down to the bottom of the page until you see “Check this Box if this is a Bookfair Order.” Check the box and enter our bookfair I.D. number, above.
• After placing your order, you can log back into your Order Summary Confirmation to check to see if the Bookfair ID number is listed on your order. If it is, everything was done correctly.
• If you do not see a Bookfair ID number, or if you realize that you placed your order without using our Bookfair ID number, please call Customer Service at 800-962-6177 as soon as possible. Provide your order number and our Bookfair ID number, and the representative will manually add your order to our Bookfair sales total.
• Please note that some items, such as gift cards, ebooks, textbooks, magazines and Barnes & Noble Memberships are not included in bookfair sales totals. However, NOOKs are included! We earn 5% back on any NOOKs you purchase, so why wait to get those great NOOK HD and HD+ devices!