The amazing thing about the way it goes stories of tidiness, self-esteem, and other things I gave up on

"In this new collection of essays that are mostly about the life part, the author writes about e-mail, parenthood, the mental scars that dodgeball can leave, and what she really should have done about a skunk before it thought it owned more of her house than she did. The shrewd insights about everyd...

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Main Author: Pearl-McPhee, Stephanie (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Kansas City, Missouri : Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2014.
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Summary:"In this new collection of essays that are mostly about the life part, the author writes about e-mail, parenthood, the mental scars that dodgeball can leave, and what she really should have done about a skunk before it thought it owned more of her house than she did. The shrewd insights about everyday escapades--both touching and humorous--are honest, entertaining, and about stuff that we all understand: life, kids, falling down, and the amazing thing about the way it goes."--Cover page [4].
Physical Description:216 pages ; 18 cm.
ISBN:1449437087
9781449437084
Author Notes: Stephanie Pearl-McPhee is the author of several books and three collections of essays: Yarn Harlot , Free-Range Knitter , and All Wound Up . (Two of those are New York Times best sellers, which both Stephanie and her mum are really proud of.) She maintains a popular virtual home at www.yarnharlot.ca , and a less organized (and popular) actual home in Toronto, Canada. She's a mother of three, a wife of one, can drive a standard, and has owned two cats in a row that don't care much for her.