I hesitated to call this a cookbook, technically it’s a “go-to-guide to making holidays, birthdays, special events, and even the everyday special”. Â It includes so much more than recipes! Â I love, love, love the book, “Everyday Confetti”. Â I’m a huge believer in creating positive memories by observing family traditions. Â “Everyday Confetti” has ideas galore for celebrating life with your family. Â And the ideas feel doable. Â There not over-reaching projects requiring a ton of time or money. Â It’s easy to read, you can spend a minute and read just a few pages or sit down with a cup of hot cocoa and enjoyably read for hours.
The mixture of text, recipes, illustrations and quotes makes this book a joy to read. Â It’s inspiring, fun, and thoughtful. Â I can’t say enough good things about it – anyone would love this book. Â Oh, do you know anyone who is having a first baby? Â This would be a great gift that would help them thoughtfully plan for celebrations and dream.
The name “Everyday Confetti” refers to the authors desire to help the reader “toss a little confetti into the everyday”.  Going beyond traditional holidays and celebrations, they want us to be on the “lookout for days and ways to make the ordinary extraordinary.”
Karen Ehman
Glynnis Whitwer
In the foreward, authors Karen Ehman and Glynnis Whitwer say, “As you read through this book, we hope you’ll be inspired to celebrate more everyday moments. Â To pause in the midst of a busy holiday and remember what’s really important. Â And to love your family with more intentionality. Â Life is filled with moments to treasure and to celebrate.”
Purchase Everyday Confetti here. Â You’ll be very glad you did!
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I love collecting cookbooks. This looks like one I could use quite often. Love the name.
Happy Valentine’s Day.
Carol L