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Review of "Who Saved Who" by Roslyn Cohn

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  As a lover of animals, I was immediately drawn to Roslyn Cohn's book, Who Saved Who. Without giving any spoilers, I can share that this is an autobiographical journey of an award-winning actress, who returns from New York to Marin County where her love of dogs becomes her saving grace.  Her mother is a Naturalist-Animal Rights Activist, and her father is a pawnbroker/jeweler, who thinks out of the box. Roz is raised to be her own person and to pursue her dreams.  This book is filled with stories of how our four-legged family members teach, heal, and inspire us to be better than we are. Each dog described has as unique a personality as each of us.  If you love animals, especially dogs, I highly recommend this book. You will laugh out loud, cry and cheer throughout the book. Best of all, there are photos of Roz, her family, and the dogs.    ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Roslyn Cohn is an actress who has worked from stages the size of a postage stamp to Broadway with the likes of Tony Randall,
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9 Ways to Boost Well-Being as a Working Mother - Guest Post

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  Image via Pexels Once again, I am delighted to have guest blogger, Jennifer Scott, post for us. Her insights are valuable for many younger readers.  ~~~~~ As a working mother, it can be difficult to find the right balance between your job and your home life. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed out by all of the demands placed on you by both worlds. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t still hope for living your best life. Here are some ways you can boost your well-being as a working mother, courtesy of Words from the Heart. 1. Gauging Career Satisfaction  Taking time to evaluate your professional satisfaction is an important part of maintaining well-being. Ask yourself if you are truly happy with your current job, or if it’s time to make a change. If you aren’t sure, take some time for self-reflection and figure out what will bring you greater satisfaction.  2. Going Back to School or Switching Jobs   Going back to school or switching jobs could be just what you need to give you
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