Don't Eat Your Children

Par : Mege Gardner
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8218846633
  • EAN9798218846633
  • Date de parution07/11/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIndependently Published

Résumé

From the decision to become a parent to the thunderclap of recognition that you have too many kids, know that you are not alone in your idiocy. You have a world of company. With humor that is raw without being raunchy, this book will give you  encouragement for the worst episodes of parenting from someone who has navigated all the usual disasters and some avoidable and humiliatingly poor decisions. Just remember, "All the sand from the beach of parenting cannot possibly end up in your pants."
Mege Gardner is called "mom" by most of her six kids, who are all very inquisitive and intelligent. She has been writing and blogging to educate and irritate them and others for over twenty years. The emptying nest and eerie quiet of a large square house in the country has inspired her to create the first of a series of novels about people who do not want to have kids in the first place. It's titled "Undertakers, Harlots and Other Odd Bodies" and is set in 1895 near her ancestral home, which is far less fancy than it sounds.
Any questions will be carefully considered and carelessly answered on her blog, just email [email protected] or tweet to @MegeGardner and then cook your own dinner.