Family & Relationships, Divorce & Separation
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Thanks For Leaving Me
by Emma Bruce
Just as Emma and her husband, Peter, began settling in to what should have been the golden years of their retirement, everything fell apart. Peter decided to suddenly leave their marriage of forty-one years, turning Emma’s world upside-down. Hurt...
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Winning While Losing
The Upside of Heartbreak by Jennifer Green
“As of right now, we are no longer married.” These were the words I heard from my husband when he came to pick me up at the Ottawa International Airport after a week away. He sat me in a corner and said, “I can’t live with you anymore. I took...
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The Yoga of Divorce
A Mindful Route to Resolving Disputes by Mike MacConnell
“So far lawyers are the only ones getting any money.” “There’s no middle ground. We only talk through lawyers.” “I open my mouth and we end up screaming at each other.” Sound familiar? What if there was a way to divorce with a minimum of...
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Living in the Valley
A journey back to self by Tivonna
This 3 part journal memoire with poetry, is a personal account of Tivonna's journey back to self, where profound grief was the vehicle. She utilized spiritual healing, intuition, and a team of Earth Angels to heal her emotions, which also...
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Mom Days Dad Days (And Dolphin Day is Every Day!)
by Lara Wease
For young children whose parents no longer live together, sharing time between Mom and Dad can be stressful at times. Ella knows all about Mom Days and Dad days. In this beautifully illustrated and engaging picture book, Ella provides a child’s...
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Magic Potion
by Mahrouyeh Maghzi
A woman has invited 25 women and 25 men to come and listen to her talk about her book and ask them whether or not to publish it. In a small square room, she finds 23 men have arrived. She stays outside the room and speaks to them telepathically...
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The Lime Green Plastic Covered Couch
Insight for women who struggle to find lasting love by Marion Baker
After suffering through years of unsuccessful blind dates, meet and greets and internet dating, Marion Baker was still single in her mid-forties and at her wits end. She was fed up with packing her last remnants of dignity to leave yet another...
