Collection 3: Family Drama Ahead
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Motherhood
| Author: | Diane Lee | ISBN: | 9781310324536 |
| Publisher: | Diane Lee | Publication: | May 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Diane Lee |
| ISBN: | 9781310324536 |
| Publisher: | Diane Lee |
| Publication: | May 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
It takes courage and strength to raise a child alone…
Part memoir that lifts the lid on family drama, in the third book of the Love & Other Brave Acts series, Diane Lee examines life as a single parent… a life very different to the one she envisaged with the Italian.
Mothering as a motherless mother…
Acknowledging the impact that her own toxic family and damaged childhood has had on her life, Diane finally comes to terms with her flaws and celebrates her resilience as a motherless mother.
Why you’ll love this book
Adapted from The Diane Lee Project, readers will find this collection of essays writing honest, brave and compelling. Anyone who has a rocky relationship with their own parents or has raised children solo outside the family circle will understand the heartbreaking, joyful truths in this book.
This is a brave, unflinching—and ultimately inspiring—book about Diane as a motherless daughter and the impact that has had on her relationship with her own daughter.
It takes courage and strength to raise a child alone…
Part memoir that lifts the lid on family drama, in the third book of the Love & Other Brave Acts series, Diane Lee examines life as a single parent… a life very different to the one she envisaged with the Italian.
Mothering as a motherless mother…
Acknowledging the impact that her own toxic family and damaged childhood has had on her life, Diane finally comes to terms with her flaws and celebrates her resilience as a motherless mother.
Why you’ll love this book
Adapted from The Diane Lee Project, readers will find this collection of essays writing honest, brave and compelling. Anyone who has a rocky relationship with their own parents or has raised children solo outside the family circle will understand the heartbreaking, joyful truths in this book.
This is a brave, unflinching—and ultimately inspiring—book about Diane as a motherless daughter and the impact that has had on her relationship with her own daughter.
