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How to Love Your Kids
More Than
You Hate that Man
More Than
You Hate that Man
You have your child's
future (their whole
world) in your hands.
future (their whole
world) in your hands.
Book Reviews
Reviewed By Karynda Lewis
..."Miller's cautionary tale begins with a recounting of her
own experiences with marriage, divorce,
and subsequent custodial battles for her kids. Her courtship
and early marriage years were a dream, but
her eventual divorce and parental drama were an absolute
nightmare. Shocked to discover the deceit of
her lying, cheating husband, Miller struggled with numerous
issues surrounding custody of their two
children"...
..."As a result, hard though it was, she circumvented her own
personal pain and ensured that the lines of communication
and access between her husband and their children
remained secure.
..."Through personal anecdotes and general
life lessons, Miller does an admirable job of providing a
step-by-step guide for parents to keep their children.s best
interests at heart."...
..."She holds up a unisex mirror for both mothers and fathers
to use in accepting responsibility for the roles that each play
in causing potential problems for their kids"...
..."A definite must-read!"
..."Miller's cautionary tale begins with a recounting of her
own experiences with marriage, divorce,
and subsequent custodial battles for her kids. Her courtship
and early marriage years were a dream, but
her eventual divorce and parental drama were an absolute
nightmare. Shocked to discover the deceit of
her lying, cheating husband, Miller struggled with numerous
issues surrounding custody of their two
children"...
..."As a result, hard though it was, she circumvented her own
personal pain and ensured that the lines of communication
and access between her husband and their children
remained secure.
..."Through personal anecdotes and general
life lessons, Miller does an admirable job of providing a
step-by-step guide for parents to keep their children.s best
interests at heart."...
..."She holds up a unisex mirror for both mothers and fathers
to use in accepting responsibility for the roles that each play
in causing potential problems for their kids"...
..."A definite must-read!"
Apex Reviews
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OOSA Online Book Club "O.O.S.A."
"Kim B. Miller's HOW TO LOVE YOUR KIDS: MORE THAN YOU
HATE THAT MAN is a book that tells about her personal struggles
as a divorcee with two children trying to make a relationship with her
ex and their children feasible."
"...I enjoyed and liked how Kim broke things down and used
examples... "
"HOW TO LOVE YOUR KIDS: MORE THAN YOU HATE THAT MAN
is a very quick and valuable read with some fun-isms."
HATE THAT MAN is a book that tells about her personal struggles
as a divorcee with two children trying to make a relationship with her
ex and their children feasible."
"...I enjoyed and liked how Kim broke things down and used
examples... "
"HOW TO LOVE YOUR KIDS: MORE THAN YOU HATE THAT MAN
is a very quick and valuable read with some fun-isms."
Reviewed by: Crystal
(O.O.S.A. rating 4 stars)
(Apex rating 4 stars)
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APOOO BookClub
Reviewed by : Cheryl H
(APOOO rating 5 stars)
How To Love Your Kids: More Than You Hate That Man by Kim B.
Miller is a guide on how to love and appreciate your child or children
when you are at a loss with the father or mother.
This mini guide gives you a wake up call to how you might be acting
with your children when under distress. A cry for help is needed
when you overlook the obvious, and abuse your children, or hinder
their growth process. Wake up and smell the coffee the relationship
might be over but your kids still need you. As a parent, I recommend
this guide to parents no matter what their current living situation or
relationship is. This is a how-to not go over the deep end and save
your sanity guide.
Miller is a guide on how to love and appreciate your child or children
when you are at a loss with the father or mother.
This mini guide gives you a wake up call to how you might be acting
with your children when under distress. A cry for help is needed
when you overlook the obvious, and abuse your children, or hinder
their growth process. Wake up and smell the coffee the relationship
might be over but your kids still need you. As a parent, I recommend
this guide to parents no matter what their current living situation or
relationship is. This is a how-to not go over the deep end and save
your sanity guide.
All Ratings Range from 0-5 Stars