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Sleep Is for the Weak

The Best of the Mommybloggers Including Amalah, Finslippy, Fussy, Woulda Coulda Shoulda, Mom-101, an

Rita ArensSeries: BlogHer Books
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Pages
224
Year
2008
Language
English
Publisher
Chicago Review Press

About

Seeking advice and a sense of camaraderie, more than half a million readers per month turn to the "mommy blogs" featured in this collection, which brings together their best and brightest essays, ranging in style from snort-Diet-Coke-out-the-nose funny to poignant and bittersweet. Written to be read during the mind-bogglingly short breaks parents get during their busy days, these pieces will help moms find solace through a wide range of viewpoints and issues not often discussed in mainstream magazines and parenting books from dealing with rage to negotiating sleeping arrangements to experiencing the frustrations and joys of parenting a special-needs child.

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  • General
  • Parenting
  • Family & Relationships
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Motherhood

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    Rita ArensAuthor