INDEPENDENT BOOK PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Many working ladies who are mothers have to deal with the issues raised in this book at one point or the other. Most new mothers, like the heroine, also have to battle postpartum depression at the same time. But eventually, other issues pale into insignificance when the baby's welfare is at stake. This book drives home the fact that caring for children is no walk in the park.
I recommend this book to everyone who loves babies. It's a story that will remind you of little ones and of the various experiences and emotions that one can have with them. It might also teach you a thing or two about tolerance. Great character development is a huge turn-on in a fictional story. This is especially evident in the primary character, Kali. Towards the end of the story, she becomes less clingy and develops into a more likable character. The author employs a contemporary setting that makes the story very relatable and easily understood. What's not to like?;

CHICK LIT CAFE

Extremely witty and at times very comical, A NANNY FOR HARRY gave an honest perspective of the life of a businesswoman turned new mother and the stresses it holds. As a working mother myself I found this book to be a classic for the career mama's daily struggle to make it all work. Mulholland paints a very relatable story of the working mother trying to balance a career, marriage and the challenges of motherhood. With the worries and warnings from her concerned sister, Kali attempts to combat another woman infiltrating her home and family even after little Harry becomes very attached to this charming girl Matt insisted would be perfect for the job.

A NANNY FOR HARRY by Sylvia Mulholland is an amusing, entertaining, and delightful story that had me shaking my head and chuckling to myself more than I expected. I relished in the characters quirky personalities and silly antics bringing me to tears at times. The writing is excellent and certainly creative. If you are looking for a jovial read that will keep you holding on at every turn A NANNY FOR HARRY is a must for your book list this season. Highly recommended!;

SELF PUBLISHING REVIEW

All working women, especially those with careers, will be able to commiserate with Mulholland's message: that while today's woman can certainly have it all, it rarely happens without personal sacrifice. The writing is solid in A Nanny for Harry, with the transitions between narrative and dialogue handled well, making for a quick and entertaining read. A Nanny for Harry has many wonderful moments of humor and vulnerability to which all working and pregnant women should relate.

AMAZON REVIEW by Carole Roman

Witty, charming, with a touch of mystery, A Nanny for Harry is an entertaining read. Kali is a pregnant overworked attorney, with an equally overworked husband working grueling hours as a resident. They purchase a money-pit of a house and when the baby arrives, her husband hires a beautiful Swedish nanny conveniently at the last minute.
Kali smells a rat when things don't add up and she spies some suspicious behavior. Add to the mix a disgruntled and threatening client and the book is a jam-packed thrill ride. I liked this book and enjoyed the characters, even though the husband was a bit of a jerk. Mulholland keeps the reader guessing to the end and her clear, crisp prose is a pleasure to read.