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MAKE MOMS MERRY!
A BINGLE BELLS BUNDLE
GIVEAWAY ENDED
BY RAFE ESQUITH
STEPMONSTER:
A NEW LOOK AT WHY REAL STEPMOTHERS
THINK, FEEL, AND ACT THE WAY WE DO
BY WEDNESDAY MARTIN, PH.D
WHAT TO DO WHEN IRRECONCILABLE
DIFFERENCES, LAWYER FEES, AND YOUR
EX'S HOLLYWOOD WIFE MAKE YOU MISERABLE
BY MARY JO EUSTACE
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MAKE MOMS MERRY!
A BINGLE BELLS BUNDLE
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MOTHERS AS WELL EVERYONE
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MAKE MOMS MERRY!
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22 comments:
+1 I love what he says about great books. Its so true. I love when my son reads a book a makes a connection to his life.
lizzi0915 at aol dot com
+1 I think this book would help me. No parent is perfect and it is nice to get another perspective.
lizzi0915 at aol dot com
What a great group of books. They would be very interesting to read.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
Parents need to instill patience and focus in their kids.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
I would like to read the other side of what happened in Divorce Sucks. I had 2 husbands that had girlfriends and I divorced them both for that reason.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
Step monster is a step by step plan to not only deal with the kids but make your life better.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
I'd love to ask Mary Jo how she kept her sanity throughout her ordeal. I saw Mary Jo on The Today Show where she mentioned her husband insisted she have a face to face meeting with Tori, after telling her of their affair.
Dutchlvr1(at)aol(dot)com
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Dutchlvr1(at)aol(dot)com
At any time, were you worried about telling so much to the public about your marriage?
anjamie4 (at) gmail (dot) com
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I would ask her how realistic is it to think the pair could put their differences aside for the sake of the children? I have seen some pretty rough divorces and there is no way some of them can..or maybe it is will?
anjamie4 (at) gmail (dot) com
I think every parent and teacher could find this book useful
anjamie4 (at) gmail (dot) com
I think the ideas are good ones and practical for every parent to follow
anjamie4 (at) gmail (dot) com
I agree with the author, kids have to make connections with what they read. Educators generall y teach students to make self to text, self to world or text to text connections.
bgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
As I am an educator, I think this book will help in myriad of ways.
bgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
I like this line:Put simply, every child should play an instrument, and parents should make whatever sacrifices are necessary to put a flute, trumpet, guitar, or tuba in their kid's hands.
amanda
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I would give this to my friend who is a social worker
amanda
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In her article, Wednesday Martin states that numerous studies verify that high levels of conflict between parents pre- and post-divorce can be emotionally devastating for kids. I most certainly agree with her.
bgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
I am amazed at how candid the author of Divorce sucks seems to be. I wonder if she felt much relieved after she wrote the book. I'm certain many women around the world sympathize and relate to her.
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+1 I think that it is very interesting as to what he says about every child needs to learn how to play a musical instrument. When I was in college studying mathematics, it was surprising to me how many students I saw in my math classes and then saw them in the practice rooms. It made sense as music is really mathematics. I looked at it as more of a relaxation from the rigors of mathematics. He is right that it teaches you that you have to practice and be able to work with one another to achieve the desired sound. I remember some nights where we just opened the doors to the practice rooms and held our own "jam" sessions. Someone just started and when you had something to add, you just started playing.
thank you,
Christine
womackcm@sbcglobal.net
Even after 23 years as a teacher, I feel that I would want to read all three of these books. Over the years, the students that I teach have really changed. The biggest change has been in the parents. Teachers in the systems where I have taught do not receive support from the administration or the parents. At a hearing after a student had hit me in the face, nothing was done because the father felt that I was discriminating against him. Schools are so afraid of being sued that the administrators forget who the people are who really make the system work and educate the students. Maybe these books can answer some of my questions.
Thank you,
Christine
womackcm@sbcglobal.net
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