To celebrate Mother's Day, Marie Claire Lim Moore, author of the book about the "Un-Tiger Mom" (Don't Forget the Soap) is holding a fabulous giveaway with awesome prizes!
Personally, it was such a delight to read this book! It's full of lessons, positivity and good vibes, and it's very inspiring! I highly recommend it! If you want to read my RAVE about this book, check it out HERE.
DON'T FORGET TO JOIN THE GIVEAWAY!
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Don’t Forget the Soap is a collection of anecdotes: stories from the tight-knit Filipino community in Vancouver mix with memories of her move to New York, experiences at Yale and travels as a young executive. Underlying this narrative is the story of a global citizen who does not want to forget the fundamental values that come along with the “immigrant experience” as she and her husband raise their children in the increasingly glitzy expat bubble of Singapore. Her parents continue to remain a big influence in her life and her mother’s reminders a grounding force.
Share this inspiring book with the awesome women in your life!
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** Also available in MPH and Kinokuniya in Singapore (SGD 18.60), and Fully Booked in the Philippines (P650).
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MarieClaireLM
Marie Claire Lim Moore is a Filipina-Canadian-American working mother and author of Don't Forget the Soap. After spending the early part of her childhood in Vancouver, Claire moved to New York City and attended the United Nations International School. She went on to study at Yale, climb the corporate ladder at Citi and travel around the world. She met her husband, Alex, while working in Sao Paulo, Brazil and they married in Manila, Philippines shortly before moving to Singapore. Now Mom to Carlos and Isabel, Claire also manages the Global Client business for Citi in Asia. She enjoys juggling career and family and likes to throw in community and politics for fun by campaigning for US political candidates, fundraising for organizations that advance the role of women in business and promoting foreign direct investment in the Philippines. She is also a guest contributor at Sassy Mama Singapore.
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