“Marybeth Hicks reminds us that boundaries and structure are good for our kids, and they might actually thank us later for helping them to grow into grounded and productive adults. Bringing Up Geeks is the perfect antidote to a narcissistic, celebutante-obsessed culture.”

Sean Herriott
Co-Host, Relevant Radio Network’s “Morning Air”

A cultural compass for families

 


Author Marybeth Hicks redefines what’s cool for families and describes exactly what it takes to parent Genuine, Enthusiastic, Empowered Kids. Hicks’ GEEKS aren’t the stereotypical nerds of days gone by. No horn-rimmed glasses, pocket protectors or short pants. Geeks are well-behaved kids who enjoy solid friendships and active social lives. Yet from a cultural perspective, GEEKS are definitely not “cool.” (Berkley Books 2008, a division of Penguin Group USA, ISBN: 9780425221563) Learn more...

 


This award-winning collection of columns that appeared originally in The Washington Times includes reader favorites such as Dear Diary...Mom was Tacky Again Today; Busting the "Teenage Monster" Myth and Who Knew You'd Need Algebra Later in Life? Learn more...

 


Marybeth's essays appear among 101 stories of faith, love, hope and humor in these exceptional anthologies from Ascension Press. Learn more...

 

appearing Mondays on

appearing weekly in

read Marybeth's blog

All content within this web site © Marybeth Hicks 2008
Web site design: Web Ascender and HighPoint Design. Photography: Canfield Jenkins House of Photography

Login