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Praise for
Faith R. Foyil’s Sunny Daze:
“Sunny Daze is certain to bring a
smile. . . The true, humorously reflective memoir of a mother who
moved to the Bahamas and learned that life on a stunningly beautiful
island isn’t all surf and sunshine. . . Sure to perk a smile among
travelers and mothers alike. . . Each vignette is brief, making
Sunny Daze perfect for light, on-the-go reading.” James
Cox, Midwest Book Review
About the Book
“People who run scuba diving
adventures can earn pretty decent livings. Some of these folks
handle their boats more competently than I steer the City Market
shopping cart.”
Faith R. Foyil moved to the Bahamas in the early ’90s and soon
discovered that motherhood, unlike the perfume, alcohol, and
jewelry, was not duty-free. In Sunny Daze: The Humorous
Misadventures of a Tropical Island Mom, she shows us how life on a
beautiful 21-mile long island isn’t always just a day at the beach.
This candidly rich collection of entertaining essays and witty
observations highlights the occasional perils of paradise, including
delinquent mail service, cockroach infestations, and fresh milk
shortages, as well as additional universal parenting challenges like
homework help, summer camp selection, and airline travel.
Motherhood, the author proves, can be a sink or swim adventure no
matter where you live. Many readers will surely consider this book a
true Pulitzer Prize Whiner. When she complains that her yard looks
like it was hit by a hurricane, believe her. Despite feeling
“conched” out much of the time, she still counts her blessings daily
in the ever-sunny, picturesque and normally storm-free Bahamas. You
can visit her yourself - online at
www.faithfoyil.com
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