What do you do when the one person you want to ask about menopause - your mom - isn't around to talk about it? You write letters to her, of course. You color your hair, pluck hair, shave, and generally age ungracefully. Dieting and exercise take a back seat to social media, your kids, and interesting bodily functions. But throughout it all, your faith continually restores your sense of humor and gives you insight on this mysterious rite of women everywhere.

If you've ever tackled a mound of laundry taller than you, made reservations instead of dinner, turned to prayer to deal with your teenage daughters, and accidentally wet yourself laughing at your best friend, then you'll like God Has Better Things to do Than My Laundry (and Other Observations by an Overly Dramatic Mom). Heather Nestleroad gathers all of her blog posts from the last few years into a comprehensive book that can be enjoyed by parents, chocolate lovers, and coffee drinkers of all types. Learn how Heather learned to like (and order) coffee, explores her questions about the purpose of our lives, bares her neurotic confessions, and details conversations you'll swear you just had with someone in your family.