Smotherly Love: I Know Where Your Buttons Are And I'm Not Afraid to Push Them

by Debi Stack

No one can push your buttons quite like your mother can. After all, she's the one who installed them. - Anonymous In sixteen "she said / she said" hilarious tales of overwhelmed mothers and their daughters, every day relational situations provide not only a humor break, but a ton of insight into how to be a better mom. Sections She's So Bossy, She's So Stubborn, She's So Picky, She's So Clueless, and She's So Dramatic. Tidbits of lighthearted yet practical take-aways follow each encounter of mother-daughter drama.

148 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Lori]

A funny collection of she said/she said stories between mothers and daughters.
I loved the different perspectives of the same event - literally laughed out loud a few times.

The scripture references at the end of each story was a little odd, kind of jarring to me. I wasn't expecting it and it kind of took me out of the humour.

[Kay]

If you are a mother or have a mother, there is something in this book that will resonate with you. It's not going to resolve all conflicts, mend all broken relationships or fix all communication problems. It will give a little insight into better ways of handling some of the common areas of stress in the mother/daughter dynamic. The Scripture sited would be applicable to getting along with others in any context.