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For the 4 million women per year who become empty nesters, author Melissa Shultz explores the all-important question: “What happens when my kids don’t need me anymore?” Part memoir, part self-help, From Mom to Me Again shows women that they’re not alone, they can move forward, and they can build meaningful, fulfilling lives after kids.
For the 4 million women per year who become empty nesters, author Melissa Shultz explores the all-important question: “What happens when my kids don’t need me anymore?” Part memoir, part self-help...
For the 4 million women per year who become empty nesters, author Melissa Shultz explores the all-important question: “What happens when my kids don’t need me anymore?” Part memoir, part self-help, From Mom to Me Again shows women that they’re not alone, they can move forward, and they can build meaningful, fulfilling lives after kids.
I enjoyed reading Melissa's story of how she handled the empty nest. At some points, I found it to be repetitive, but nothing that turned me off from the story line. Having friends who have just started their lives as empty nesters, it was interesting to compare their stories with hers. Thank you!
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I enjoyed reading Melissa's story of how she handled the empty nest. At some points, I found it to be repetitive, but nothing that turned me off from the story line. Having friends who have just started their lives as empty nesters, it was interesting to compare their stories with hers. Thank you!
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