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The disclaimer and introduction seem primarily aimed as reassuring the reader that the author is just another mom, with a slightly different approach to parenting. I come to this book as an Atheist already convinced that kids don't need religion to grow up happy, healthy, and strong. The conversational, mom-in-the-carpool-line tone will help ease the general reader into the topics presented.
— Apr 16, 2014 05:26AM
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Hope
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Is a good read, and rather reassuring, even though I'm already familiar with a lot of the material. It's good to know other folks go through similar things with kids.
— Jun 04, 2014 11:16AM
Hope
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Good basic discussion about when, how, or if to discuss your lack of belief with others. Ms Mitchell leans toward a low-key "let's all get along" style, but only if it's not damaging or hurtful to make concessions to the prevalence of belief.
— May 08, 2014 07:03PM
Hope
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This is an excellent collections of essays on parenting in general. Many of them are very short; quick, engaging reads.
— May 03, 2014 09:12AM
Hope
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"While you've lost some sway as a parent when your kids start finding their own answers, that is one measure, albeit small, of parental victory." Yes! This!
— Apr 20, 2014 08:28PM