Resultados para "The Last Wife" en Biografías y memorias

For over a decade, Michelle Slatalla wrote drolly about everything from online shopping to gorilla shoes, in the Style pages of the New York Times. Equal parts Erma Bombeck and Jean Kerr, with just a dash of Shirley Jackson, she peered into every corner of her life - then investigated her three daughters, husband and and her dogs, mainly because she needed the money. Now the editor and founder of the immensely popular blog, Gardenista, she needs the money more than ever. Hence this compendium of never-told anecdotes about her life in Northern California.

'I can vividly remember the last steps of the last ballet, walking off the stage led by a mother and knowing the decision I had to make. That was my last dance.' Mary Li (ne� McKendry) is an international ballet star and a mother like no other. She became a household name when her husband Li...

Marriage is hard. A Christian marriage with a spouse who diverts from their marriage vows is beyond hard. Discovering mental illness in your spouse decades later is shocking and oddly validating, since the dots finally connect. In His Last Breath, author Michele Arnoldy offers an unguarded chronicle of life events that redirected the road she was traveling. She explores the complexities of mental health and trauma on her journey toward healing. Arnoldy shares how her marriage, initially full of hope and promise, pivoted into dismay and betrayal.