The Daughter-In-Law's Survival Guide: Everything You Need to Know about Relating to Your Mother-In-Law

by Eden Unger Bowditch

The authors gather together stories and insights from more than fifty women of all ages and backgrounds whose relationships with their mothers-in-law range from the good to the bad to the ugly. Their candid accounts are interwoven with solid relationship advice about what daughters-in-law can do to overcome problems and begin to build happier, more satisfying relationships with their mothers-in-law. The book's supportive, step-by-step guidance will help you discover what's going on beneath the surface of day to day interactions with your mother-in-law. Learn to identify and analyze relationship dynamics and change thinking and behavior that can contribute to a dysfunctional dynamic. Overcome chronic areas of conflict with your mother-in-law and prevent new battles from breaking out without losing your dignity or sanity.

160 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2002

About the author

Eden Unger Bowditch is the author of the Young Inventors Guild series. Inspired by her son's disappointment in the impossibility of the magic found in young adult novels, Eden wanted to tell a story about science—the kind of magic that’s all around, and the kind people can actually do. She hopes that the Young Inventors Guild series will inspire a love for the real magic of science in young adults and encourage them to to create, invent, and trust their imagination.

Growing up in Chicago, Eden later lived both in Los Angeles, Paris, Baltimore, and in Egypt with her husband and three children. She is the author of several nonfiction books about her adopted hometown, Baltimore, and has been a journalist, a professor, a welder, an editor, and musician. She is presently dividing her time between New York City and Aberdeen, Scotland. For more information, visit: http://www.younginventorsguild.com

Reviews

[Callie · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not sure about this one yet I am not sure it's for me.