Marilyn Reynolds

{my thoughts} - This book hit home hit home with me. I recommend this book for any teenage parent to read. It is well written and is not full of fluff. It says what can happen in such a situation and the reality of what it is like to raise a baby as a teenager. It doesn't beat around the bush it says it how it is and that is all that matters. Teenagers need to know the reality of such a situation and this book shares with them that reality.

{my thoughts} - This book hit home hit home with me. I recommend this book for any teenage parent to read. It is well written and is not full of fluff. It says what can happen in such a situation and the reality of what it is like to raise a baby as a teenager. It doesn't beat around the bush it says it how it is and that is all that matters. Teenagers need to know the reality of such a situation and this book shares with them that reality.

An essay collection for people of all ages. My 97-year-old father finds it as helpful and well written as my 50-year-old friend. Marilyn has a warm, wry voice and a great sense of humor.

Thoughts on living a full life from an octogenarian. It is warm and charming and doesn't gloss over the challenges of accepting ones limitations. I hope that when I reach that age (if I do), I will have the lhealth, the friends, and the wit to carry on as she has.