Help! I'm Turning into My Mother: …With a Few Quirks of My Own

by Becky Freeman Johnson, Ruthie Arnold

With irrepressible humor and goodwill, Becky Freeman shares the joys (and occasional shock) of the relationship changes between mothers and daughters. From drinking that first cup of coffee in front of Mom to experiencing the “grief” they gave to her from their own kids, readers will laugh as Becky helps daughters look forward to or remember the first time they Join Becky as she shares the incredible and hilarious journey from mother–#daughter to friend–#friend. And to keep it fair, Becky’s mom (Ruth) chimes in to set the record straight and keep her daughter honest!

192 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2002

Reviews

[Margie]

Amusing story of mom and daughter banter.

[Michele]

With irrepressible humor and goodwill, Becky Freeman shares the joys (and occasional shock) of the relationship changes between mothers and daughters. From drinking that first cup of coffee in front of Mom to experiencing the “grief” they gave to her from their own kids, readers will laugh as Becky helps daughters look forward to or remember the first time they

repeat “Because I said so!”
realize they’re their mom’s age.
recognize their moms are treating them like grown–ups.
Join Becky as she shares the incredible and hilarious journey from mother–#daughter to friend–#friend. And to keep it fair, Becky’s mom (Ruth) chimes in to set the record straight and keep her daughter honest!

[Jennifer Robb]

This mother-daughter team explores how their relationship has changed through the years. Along the way, they offer humorous family stories to help support their points.

[Elsie]

Oh, so true, from someone who also has a kindred spirit daughter.

[Melissa]

Laugh out loud funny....

[Christine]

Good read. Another book I found on Mom's bookshelf.