Parent to Parent By Jodie Lynn
Moments for Mom By Elisabeth Corcoran
Ask A Twin Mommy By Cheryl Lage
Mothering By Heart By Cheri Fuller
Jelly Mom By Lisa Barker
Family Check-up By Sheila Wray Gregoire
Simplifying Motherhood By Trish Berg
Making the Most of Marriage By Paula Friedrichsen
Making Peace With Your Mom by H. Norman Wright and Sheryl Macauley
Reviewed by Rachel Lower
Do you have issues with your mother? Does she "have issues"?
"Making Peace With Your Mom," by H. Norman Wright and Sheryl Macauley, is an valuable tool for mending mother-daughter relationships. The authors can help you understand what makes your mom tick (covering many "types" of moms). They also give counsel on how to heal your relationship with your mother.
Even if your mother has passed on, this book can help you heal from the hurt and pain you've been through with her. If she's still alive, "Making Peace With Your Mom" gives advice on how to approach your mom about the need for change in your relationship, and how to prepare for any possible reactions she could have.
If by chance it's your dad you've had trouble with, H. Norman Wright has written similar books about paternal relationships.
You can find more details here.
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Rachel is a wife and freelance writer from Toronto, Ontario. Visit her at rachellauer.com.