How other people’s food allergies are changing what you eat
Interesting article from the Chicago Tribune about how allergies are changing our eating habits. I am delighted if all diners, including those with allergies or celiac disease, can eat out.
Interesting article from the Chicago Tribune about how allergies are changing our eating habits. I am delighted if all diners, including those with allergies or celiac disease, can eat out.
Thanksgiving is over, and holiday cookie season has begun! For those with egg and dairy allergies, here’s a yummy roundup from Buzzfeed of 19 vegan cookies recipes.
My annual toys under $25 roundup for RetailMeNot. Get ’em while they’re hot!Â
Ugh……Â ‘Surprising’ numbers of adults are developing food allergies, per this LA Times article. Not good! And I’d hate it if my allergic kid developed new allergies as she got older,
Researching Halloween crafts and desserts is so fun. Want DIY inspiration for October 31? Check out my feature on 14 Homemade Halloween Decorations and Desserts over at RetailMeNot.
Over at RetailMeNot, you can take my quiz and find our how ghoulish you really are. Happy Halloween!Â
Amazing bravery on the part of John Green and Cara Delevinge, both with new books out, and both speaking up about their own struggles with mental illness. Hoping that their
To support those in Puerto Rico impacted by Hurricane Maria, a huge number of book people (authors, agents, editors, etc.) organized a #PubforPR Auction. Bid on items, proceeds go to relief
Amazing — when my allergic kid was a baby, the conventional wisdom was to avoid those top allergens (like soy, wheat, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, etc.) until an older age.
This week, I’m blogging over at From the Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors, talking to Catherine Newman about her new book, One Mixed-Up Night. Come on by!Â