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Head of Household

A Journal for Single Moms


  • Princeton Architectural Press
  • by Beth Raymer, Laura Harrison
A beautifully designed guided journal specifically for single moms, by critically acclaimed author and single mom Beth Raymer. There are an estimated 15 million children being raised by a single mother in the U.S. Yet, single mothers are deeply underserved when it comes to celebrating their triumphs and sharing their trials and challenges of being a single parent in today's world. Acclaimed author, journalist, and single mom Beth Raymer hopes to change that.

ISBN 9781797222486 | EN | HB
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Publisher Princeton Architectural Press
ISBN 9781797222486
Author(s) Beth Raymer, Laura Harrison
Publication date May 2023
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 146 x 209 mm
Pages 144
Language(s) English ed.
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A beautifully designed guided journal specifically for single moms, by critically acclaimed author and single mom Beth Raymer.

There are an estimated 15 million children being raised by a single mother in the U.S. Yet, single mothers are deeply underserved when it comes to celebrating their triumphs and sharing their trials and challenges of being a single parent in today's world.

Acclaimed author, journalist, and single mom Beth Raymer hopes to change that. She brings her signature wit, honesty, and wisdom to this unique resource that gives single mothers the most important tool of all: a voice.

This thoughtful journal encompasses both an inspiring personal reflection on the single-motherhood journey and a practical guide for any single mom—whether by choice, following divorce or widowhood, working, stay at home, or any other personal circumstance—to feel empowered and confident. In addition to featuring inspiring quotes from a wide-range of women, the journal includes prompts that explore the conscience and experience of single moms wherever they are in their journey toward building satisfying and successful lives with their children.