Adult Children of Fairly Functional Parents: A Nest of My Own in the Family Tree

Adult Children of Fairly Functional Parents: A Nest of My Own in the Family Tree
ISBN-10
0805461558
ISBN-13
9780805461558
Category
Parent and adult child
Pages
196
Language
English
Published
1995
Publisher
B & H Publishing Group
Authors
Becky Freeman, Ruthie Arnold

Description

This mother/daughter writing team climbs fearlessly into the family tree, then bounces around on the limbs to see what shakes loose! The result is the story of a family filled with love and laughter, yet one with its share of challenges and disappointments and memorable characters. Written with a rare and wonderful combination of wit, keen insight, and a gift for finding fun in even the smallest detail, this book overflows with the joy God brings to families who follow Him.

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