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Rainbow Rowell
“Dad's aren't optional. My dad wasn't optional."

"Because he was there...But if he wasn't there, your mom would have filled in the gaps. That's what moms do.”
― Rainbow Rowell, Landline

Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr.
“There's no other love like a fathers love. Children always reach for their dads, and look to their dads for a kind of love they can't get from a mom.”
― Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr, CEO of Mayflower-Plymouth

Abhijit Naskar
“Sonnet of Single Mother

There is no greater superpower,
In the world than a single mother.
Far superior to the world leaders,
Is the resolve of a single mother.
Wanna learn to build a society?
Wanna become a nation builder?
Spend a couple of months as pupil,
At the feet of a single mother.
Want there to be peace and progress?
Hand social reins to single mothers.
Stand by them as aide with commitment,
Lo and behold, the healing appears.
A mom empowered is a world empowered.
A single mom empowered is creation empowered.”
― Abhijit Naskar, High Voltage Habib: Gospel of Undoctrination

Dan Pearce
“The most difficult part of dating as a single parent is deciding how much risk your own child’s heart is worth.”
― Dan Pearce, Single Dad Laughing: The Best of Year One

“It’s my Prom King, Brett. He’s tapping at the window, wanting me to roll it down or to get out of the car — what an image that would be. How will I ever live that down? I can’t even see myself laughing about it twenty years from now. If the neighbors walk past they’ll probably report me to social services, I can hear them on the phone now, “She’s too lazy to even go to the bathroom, she just shits in her car.”
― P. K. Darling, Virtually Me

Barbara Lynn-Vannoy
“I opened my eyes and exhaled twelve years of single parenting.”
― Barbara Lynn-Vannoy

Barbara Lynn-Vannoy
“But I was lost without Katie. For fourteen years, she had been the capital letter at the beginning of my sentence and the exclamation point at its end.”
― Barbara Lynn-Vannoy