I am so grateful for the tremendous support from our parent blogger friends and family. For the launch of our book, “Do I Get My Allowance Before or After I’m Grounded?” we decided to do a virtual book tour–doing stops, guest posts and interviews at other blogs. Here is the schedule below, please check out some of our friends!
We are getting more links up every day and I will continue to post them here! If you would like to be a stop (thank you!) please email [email protected]
Chicago Tribune Online and Print Edition Sunday, September 4th, 2011
Parenthood.com has featured one of our articles and our book
Psychology Today Feature–Thanks Joanne Stern
Kido Info Posted about us–Thanks Anisa!
Stuff Parents Need posted about us–Thanks Tiffany!
Thanks Deb Dunham for posting.
Thanks to Sue Blaney for her post!
Gregory Keer at the Family Man Online
Cindy Springsteen–Big Thanks for your posts!
Thank you Daniel Darling for hosting us
Arel Moodie for posting on his social media for us
Christine Carter for sharing the book with her crew at Raising Happiness
Dr. Heather Manley for posting about the book on her blog!
Daisy Swan posted a great blurb for us
Deborah Reber shared the book with her whole network
Debra Beck posted about the book for us
Brian Dye posted our guest post about the book!
Beth Winegarner posted a guest post for us and a link
Nightlight Stories Featured out book–thanks Melissa!
Jen Singer of Mommasaid always comes through with great support for our teens
Central Valley Moms put up a post thanks so much!
Thank you Jennifer Wagner for posting for us
Melinda Roberts has an amazing blog and posted for us
Linda Sherman posted our tips on how to bond with Techie Kids
Kaycee Jane has shared our book multiple times with her network, thanks for being a huge stop
Thank you Karen Berg for posting!
Dr. LB Wish posted on her site for us
Susan Heim posted our guest post which featured the book
Big thanks to Suzette Valle for her post!
Vicki Hoefle with Parenting on Track were so generous in their feature of us
Thanks to Sue Scheff for her post!
Role Mommy has been a great stop thanks for the support
Lian Dolan is always an amazing help and has promoted the book to her audience
Big thanks to Amy at Momtini Lounge
Jean at Stimeyland featured our book
Thank you: Bill Wardell Online Security Authority
Ria Sharon at the My Mommy Manual posted for us!
Thank you: Sandra Foyt for your share
Dave Taylor rocked with his coverage
Thanks to Liz @thisfullhouse
Michele Howe gave us great coverage–thank you!
Thanks to Lori Hanson!
Thanks to Jill Bowman and our friends at Lookilulu!
Huge Feature on ParentEsource thanks so much!
Yay James Shakespeare for posting us for his users!
Thanks to Lenore Skenazy
Amy LeForge hosted us on our tour
Always thanks to Anne Collier who we will be doing many columns with!
Thanks to Mary Kay Russell for all the link love!
Thanks to Shari for her post
Carrie Silver-Stock posted for us and continues to host our tour!
Thanks to PAR DONAHUE for all the support!
Denise Restauri posted for us: Tweens & Teens Speak Out! – AllyKatzz.com
Thanks to Michael Sabbeth!
Tanya Yvonne posted a great post thank you!
Thanks to Nurse Barbara Dehn and her readers.
Thanks Rosemary at Writing Military Mom!
Thanks to our Friends at the Priceless Project–you rock!
Megan Sayers at Modern Mom generously hosted us!
Lisa Nicole Bell is always gorgeous and a great host
We love Askthejudge for joining the tour
Wendy Smolen at KidScreen–Big Thanks!
Summit Series hosted us and put up a post
Thanks to My Mommy Manual!
Yay for Organized Wisdom for all the support and their post!
Emily Anne Rigal thank you always for your link love
Thanks Margit Crane for the support!
More Thanks:
There are so many people I have to thank for making this book possible. First, thank you to my family—Vance, Stacy, Anita, Larry, Robert, Courtney, Haley, and Peanut and Moose for being so supportive and encouraging through the entire process. Second, thank you to my fabulous, amazing book agents Joel Gotler and Mel Parker. You have believed in my crazy ideas and hope we have a long future together. I want to thank the entire team at Penguin, especially my editor Meghan Stevenson for putting up with my endless questions and making my blogger writing into author writing. Thank you to Irene Dreayer, Ken Gross, Ivo Fischer, Sean Perry, and Carla Laur for helping me reach teens and parents everywhere.
There are also many colleagues and mentors who have given me words of wisdom, advice, and link love as I did research and built up my blog audience for this book over the past few years. Thank you to Emily Vaughn, Laurie Brown, David Bickham, Marian Merritt, Michelle Cove, Pam Sellers, Jen Feldman, Michal Osteen, David Suissa, Greg Galant, Kerry Gillick Goldberg and Mary Hanlon Stone. I also wanted to thank all of the other authors and experts who offered to give quotes for this book.
I also want to thank all of my friends who put up with my constant Facebook status updates on parenting teens, watch my videos, and click on my links even though they are not yet parents. Especially Linsey Schwartz, Lindsay Tachibe, Bari Turetzky, Margo Aaron, Jessica Feldman, Paul Ross, Jonathan Osteen, and the Edwards family. Of course, I also want to thank Scott Edwards for reading every single draft of this book, listening to me talk through every single draft of this book, and never once complaining.
Last, I would like to thank the Radical Parenting team. Thank you to Nina Harada, Alexis Boozer, and of course all of my fabulous teen interns! You are all the reason I write. Thank you for your time, your effort, and your willingness to talk to me about what goes on inside the minds of teens. Also thank you to all of our Radical Parenting readers and blogging friends; you are a part of our Radical Parenting family because your comments, advice, and links are so important to the validity and warmth of the site. Thank you.
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