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Based on interviews with divorced parents, children, family therapists, and psychologists, this book by award-winning journalist Melinda Blau offers ten solid principles designed to enable parents and children to function as a family even though they no longer live together.
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- Michelle
- Jeremy
- Donald
- Carl
- Jennifer
- Etienne
- Judith Wallerstein
- Terry
- Helen Rogand
- Neil Ka
- Jim
- Isolina Ricci
- Gail
- Brian
- Loretta O'brien
- Anna
- Bill Paterson
- Arlene
- Taylor
- Barbara
- Ron Taffel
- Todd
- Tony
- Nicholas
- Mitch
- Patricia
- Gary
- Deborah Nachum
- Bonnie
- David
- Yvette Hoving
- Valerie
- Ahrons
- Charles
- Evan
- Jason
- Timmy
- Diana
- Duane
- Elena
- Nick
- Nancy
- Doreen
- Barry
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First Sentence edit
Ten years ago, I stood weak-kneed behind a table in a small, dusty courtroom in New York City, anxiously fingering a fifty-eight-page separation agreement—the blueprint for my new life.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Melinda Blau (Author)
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- Dewey: 306.87
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