My mother was right : how today's women reconcile with their mothers
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My mother was right : how today's women reconcile with their mothers
Jossey-Bass, c1997
1st ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-246) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
My Mother Was Right focuses on the most fundamental and complicated connection of all-the mother-daughter relationship-to show that it is only after we learn to value, accept, and forgive our mothers that we are able to come to terms with ourselves. This truly inspirational and original book is written in the words of women from all walks of life including a Pulitzer Prize winning author, an Episcopal minister, a federal judge, and a vice-president of General Motors.
Table of Contents
- Part One: In the Beginning
- 1. The Journey
- 2. The Way They Were
- Part Two: The Fruits of Their Labor
- 3. Always Have Something to Fall Back On
- 4. Stand On Your Own Two Feet
- 5. Just Wait Until You Have Children of Your Own
- 6. In God, All Things Are Possible
- 7. Manners Don't Cost Money
- Part Three: A Bittersweet Harvest
- 8. An Apple Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree
- 9. My Son Is My Son 'Til He Gets Him a Wife, But My Daughter's My Daughter All Her Life
- 10. You'll Never Miss the Water 'Til the Well Runs Dry, and You'll Never Miss Your Mother 'Til She's Gone
- 11. Coming Home
- Appendix A: Survey
- Appendix B: What Our Mothers Told Us: A Cliche for Every Occasion
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