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Confessions of an Insignificant Family: Unhinged Stories Revealing Just How Normal Your Family Might Actually Be
Family conflict, marriage differences, parenting exhaustion, traumatic events, and some humorous situations along the way…Have you ever wondered if other families experience similar struggles as you? Rest assured, you are not alone. In this enjoyable and transparent book, David and Amanda Wright provide a brutally honest glimpse into their family, revealing unhinged personal stories and insightful lessons learned along the way. Whatever your family situation, these stories will make a connection and help you feel encouraged that you are no different than anyone else. Chapter titles include: We Might as Well Fight Professionally, I Can’t Believe I Said That, Financial Cliff Approaching, The Soul Can Bleed, and Perfect Country Married Fun Country. Each chapter includes at least one real-life story, some lessons learned from it, and personal photos that help bring the story to life.
135 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 1, 2020
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May 25, 2020
Found it really encouraging and extremely relatable. Quick read and enjoyable.
December 26, 2020
Food for Thought
A wonderful book. I thought of how many times I have said to my family, "We are making memories". I am 82 years old and was blessed with two children. One was born mentally handicapped and died at age 9 years. I was blessed with two grandchildren and now have two greats and another due in April. My great grandchildren have sleepovers a lot with me. I try to make memories of our visits for them to have when I gone. This book should help its readers stop and think what is important in our lives. Thank you David and Amanda for sharing.
A wonderful book. I thought of how many times I have said to my family, "We are making memories". I am 82 years old and was blessed with two children. One was born mentally handicapped and died at age 9 years. I was blessed with two grandchildren and now have two greats and another due in April. My great grandchildren have sleepovers a lot with me. I try to make memories of our visits for them to have when I gone. This book should help its readers stop and think what is important in our lives. Thank you David and Amanda for sharing.
May 31, 2020
Family
An interesting tale about a army chaplain his wife and three children and their trials and tribulations, and how they have weathered their relationships. It is at time funny and poignant. A nice little story.
An interesting tale about a army chaplain his wife and three children and their trials and tribulations, and how they have weathered their relationships. It is at time funny and poignant. A nice little story.
July 19, 2021
Loved it!
It reminds us not to get so caught in the trials and tribulations to forget to enjoy the good times and to count our blessings. Highly recommend.
It reminds us not to get so caught in the trials and tribulations to forget to enjoy the good times and to count our blessings. Highly recommend.
May 18, 2021
I enjoyed this book. The writing was a bit simplistic, but the stories (non-fiction) were well-crafted. Basically, he is telling us that everyone goes through some s**t in their life - some minor, some major, and you can usually get through it. All examples are from his own life.
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