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The Complete Single Mother

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Down to earth, practical, warm hearted, realistic, and extremely helpful on every topic imaginable to help you, the single mother! Reading it is like having a best girl friend who totally understands, cares, has been there, and has wonderful advice. It is also very humorous in parts, for example the chapter on types of exes is good for a belly laugh or two. I truly appreciate this book. Just in time for me and my life right now.

I Need Reassurance: Answers Are Nice Too

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This is a very helpful book in spite of the over-promising title. Can anyone be a "complete single mother"? I fall way short of that, every day. I'm trying to be a "mostly sane" single mom --- and I fall short of that, too. There's a lot of good help in this book, and it is fairly comprehensive, so maybe it was the advertising people who picked the title. I do recommend this book to other single moms, there is positive, constructive help here.

Barbara Sheldon, M.S.W.
I also highly recommend: Raising Great Kids on Your Own: A Guide and Companion for Every Single Parent

Good reference guide for single moms of any kind

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This book really has a wide audience range. Whether you're a single mom by circumstance, divorce or choice, this book has a chapter for it. Very informative.. I would recommend it to a newly single mom for comfort and for substance.

It's The Ultimate Reference Book for Single Moms

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This book is like the What To Expect Series, except it's written for single moms. Covering everything from custody and child support to finances and accessing resources, this is one book you'll find yourself constantly refering to.

Cassandra Mack, author of, "The Single Mom's Little Book of Wisdom: 42 Tidbits of Wisdom To Help You Survive, Succeed and Stay Strong," and host of The No More Drama Hour of Power

Completely Worthwhile

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I can't say enough positive things about this book. It covers just about every single mother situation imaginable, from issues for single mothers-to-be to issues for those already there. It is readable, sensitive, thoughtful and highly informative. As a psychologist, I find it helpful as a reference guide for my clients; I will recommend it heartily.