I Didn't Plan to Be a Single Parent by Bobbie Reed (Good, 1981, Pbk, 158 pages)

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Used in good condition. Cover has wear. Coffee ring stain on inside front cover/page. Please see photographs for more details. ISBN 057008375

I didn't plan to be a single parent offers realistic and sensitive Christian counsel directed to the single parent who is either divorced or widowed; and if divorced, for those with custody, without custody or sharing custody of a child. Written sympathetically and warmly, out of her own personal experience, this book examines such issues as:

evaluating expectations
redefining roles, rules, and responsibilities
developing a supportive network
dating, the second time around
resolving legal issues
letting the children go

Based on hundreds of hours of discussion with single parents and their children, interviews with pastors with Christian educators, with marriage family, and child counselors, with psychologists and with attorneys who handle divorce and custody cases.