Everyday Confetti is a ‘year-round guide to celebrating holidays and special occasions.’ The book is divided into 2 parts, Everyday Celebrations and Holidays through the Year. The first section focuses on birthdays, spiritual milestones, and other reasons to celebrate. I had never before heard of Name Day, but it’s kind of like a birthday for each person based on their name. Holidays through the Year include all major holidays, Christian holidays, and several days I didn’t know existed. I learned several things, such as the history of St. Patrick and the fact that there are holidays for Left Hander’s (me!) and Book Lovers (also me!). This book is mainly aimed at mothers of young children and gives lots of ideas for special celebrations and traditions. Everyday Confetti also has recipes specific to holidays throughout the book. There is a strong theme of Christianity, and I think this book would be a great resource for Christian parents raising kids in the church. I would recommend that you keep it close by and use it throughout the year. [I received a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.]