She
Mary Anne Radmacher and Liz Kalloch
"A celebration of greatness in every womne. It is your personal book of hours. Allow it to inspire you and call you to courageous ways of seeing how lovely, how awesome, how amazing you truly are."--Jacket.
Read Time: ~5.3 hr
Married to me
by Dayanara Torres (2008)
About this book
After her divorce from music superstar Marc Anthony, Dayanara Torres had to learn firsthand how to handle the challenges of starting over and creating the healthiest environment possible for her two sons and herself. The most important lesson she learned is that the commitment a woman makes to herself is just as important as the commitment she made to her spouse on their wedding day. Dayanara resiliently vowed to honor and respect herself, and in Married to Me she helps other women do the same. As a single mom, Dayanara could not find a handbook that said: “This happened to me. Now, let’s move forward. ” So, in Married to Me, she walks women through the critical stages of redefining their life after a divorce: accepting and preparing, rebuilding, and rediscovering happiness and self. Dayanara offers honest advice, personal mantras, and effective tips on family, lifestyle, beauty, and health, so that women can learn to move beyond the pain and tears, establish a new family dynamic, discover new passions, and build new relationships. Like Dayanara, readers will discover a life within themselves that is beyond their wildest dreams.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMarried to me Lead Character
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