Site Meter The Book Stacks » Blog Archive » Book Review: The Work at Home Sourcebook

Book Review: The Work at Home Sourcebook

by Elisa

9th.jpg

I’m coming out as slightly lukewarm on this one. Or, perhaps it is better to say that this is a great place to start when you are thinking about changing to a home-based job. The Work at Home Sourcebook by Lynie Arden does have all kinds of different suggestions for ways that you can work from home. Anyone using this book as a starting place for their work at home quest should first of all make sure that they have the most current edition. Much of the information provided is very specific, and as such, is likely to change from year to year. This book does have a bit of everything, but apart from a couple of greeting card companies, nothing really struck me as something I would be interested in. Good thing that I’m already blogging, eh? I’ll bet that other people find several things of interest to them, just judging by the sheer variety offered. So, as I said, a good place to start, but in general I’m not that enthusiastic about this one.

,


Posted in General on November 28th, 2006

Link to this Entry

Recent Posts

Related Posts

2 Responses to “Book Review: The Work at Home Sourcebook”

  1. Jill Says:
    November 28th, 2006 at 12:33 pm

    Hmmm. This interests me, although if you are lukewarm, I’m sure you are on the right track. Although, as you mentioned, Greeting Card writing might be fun!

    PS Do you live near Sacramento? (As per your comment on Travis)

  2. Elisa Says:
    November 28th, 2006 at 12:45 pm

    Actually, I live in San Mateo and I work in Vacaville. But I’m from Sacramento…
    Anyway, the book is a good idea generator, it just didn’t grab me.

Leave a Reply


About The Book Stacks

The Book Stacks is the place to go for everything book-related. Here you will find librarian humor, books that are moving to the big screen, cover art, random trivia, reviews, news, games, videos, the occasional interview, and anything else I run across. What are you reading? Have a favorite book? Let me know.

The Book Stacks Author(s)
    » JM

NAVIGATE

LINKS

CATEGORIES

TOP COMMENTERS

RECENT COMMENTS

SUBSCRIBE

ARCHIVES

Blogging Flair

 

Books & Writing Channel Posts

  • January 1 Book Releases
    Authors were hard at work pumping out new fiction last year, but some of them held their new releases just one more day to make their read a 2009 book. Strategy? Perhaps. On January 1, 2009, these [...]
  • Contemplating Resolutions
    Today I'm thinking about resolutions. I don't really make resolutions. I've tried to in the past just because it seemed like everyone else was doing it, but I'd forget in a couple weeks what my [...]
  • A NEW Book by Any Other Name - Song
    Welcome to this week’s A Book By Any Other Name! I've made some changes to the game! The game works like this: Each week I will choose a word and offer a few titles that I’ve come up with [...]
  • Scribes Blog Carnival - January 2009 Edition
    Welcome to the January 5, 2009 edition of Scribes. This month saw a lot of entries come in, some of which weren't technically appropriate for a carnival on this particular blog...but I [...]
  • Musical Monday - Amy Winehouse
    Welcome back to Musical Monday and happy 2009! I decided to start off this year with something different. Amy Winehouse hasn't been a big influence on me or my writing, but I enjoy most of her [...]
  • Sunday Salon: Still Under Construction
    Things are still a bit "under construction" here as far as the categories go. I did exactly the wrong thing and started working on the categories late last night when I was tired. Because I was [...]
  • 2008: A Good Year for Stephenie Meyer
    The New Years season makes for lots of top lists. I spent my 2008 mostly reading older books that I salvaged from used bookstores and library sale racks. Since I haven't read most of the books [...]
  • Sunday Scribblings 144 - For Richer or Poorer
    "Twists of fortune, wedding vows, the woes of the economy, dreams of riches. You might write about what it was like being a poor college student, or what you'd do if you won the lottery. Or about [...]
  • Under Construction
    Don't be surprised if you look and things are a bit weird in the categories. I'm in the process of moving posts to different categories, deleting categories, setting up new ones, etc. Hopefully by [...]
  • Book Review: Old Man’s War by John Scalzi
    By Mr. JM Old Man’s War by John Scalzi is a good read. It reminds me quite a bit of The Forever War by Joe Haldeman but has some interesting ideas to explore of its own. Why take the youth to [...]

 

Hot Off The Press

  • A Different Kind of Wrinkle
    You know how I feel about those weight loss teas so I'll spare you a rehashing of my take on them. If you think that things are moving as you think they should (hopefully I don't have to be graphic) [...]
  • A Curious Case of Cynthia McKinney.
    http://smokingmirrors.blogspot.com/ According to whoever is giving you the information, Cynthia McKinney assaulted a Capitol Police officer at Congress one day… she didn't have her I.D. It [...]
  • How Many Hours Until the Golden Globes?
    There is no Jolie-Pitt news today. Nothing. Nada. And while I usually would be freaking out a little about the lack-of-news, I know that we'll see the couple on Sunday for the Golden Globes! I [...]
  • Some goodies for ya!
    It's happened. For the past few weeks we've been getting fliers in the mail, brochures from Colleges around that have gotten word that I've a junior in high school that should have some idea what he [...]
  • Kids TV on DVD Releases 1/6
    Here is this week’s edition of new releases of DVDs that feature kids shows. Some are previously seen episodes from television while others are straight to DVD episodes or movies based on kids TV [...]
  • Brit Vs Jess?
    Well, well, it seems that the rivalry of Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson is back. But not in the music hit charts. When Brit decided to shave all of her gorgeous, blonde hair off last year, [...]
  • Hogan and Strode crack top 40
    Blake Strode is ranked No. 15 in singles in the first ITA rankings of 2009. Fellow Hog Matt Hogan is ranked No. 39. [...]
  • Growing Your Own Herbs For Eating
    You can grow your own spices and herbs to use in cooking right in your kitchen or bedroom window. There are many herbs sold in packages that you plant right into a planter for growing. I found a much [...]
  • Congratulations to The Office For PGA Nomination
    The Office has been nominated for in this year's culmination of the Producers Guild Awards. The ceremonies will be held on the 24th of January. Congratulations to Greg Daniels and Kent Zbornak for [...]
  • This week on Rachael Ray!
    All new shows this week! "Diddy" Crashes Our Set It's our huge 2009 premiere, and the year's off to a scandalous start as Diddy flirts with our audience - and Rachael's only [...]