Amy Ransom Knihy

Emphasizing a transformative perspective, this book encourages readers to see breakups as opportunities for self-discovery rather than endings. It offers practical guidance through eight sections and 111 insights, blending the Law of Attraction with personal anecdotes. Readers are invited to embrace independence, positivity, and authenticity, ultimately guiding them towards new beginnings and a deeper connection with themselves.

The narrative centers on Amy, a mother and blogger who shares her experiences through the Surviving Motherhood blog. Her journey explores the challenges and triumphs of motherhood, providing relatable insights and humorous anecdotes that resonate with fellow parents. Through her writing, Amy aims to connect with others navigating the complexities of raising children, offering support and camaraderie in the shared adventure of motherhood.

Hockey, PQ explores how Canada's national sport has been used to signify a specific Quebecois identity.

Focusing on the cultural significance of hockey, this book delves into its role in shaping Québécois identity within Canada. It examines how the sport transcends mere gameplay, serving as a symbol of pride and community for the people of Quebec. Through historical context and personal narratives, the text highlights hockey's impact on social dynamics and regional identity, making it a vital part of the Québécois experience.

I manage[d] to scrawl some notes in this lovely book... A gorgeous item to pick up... when even three weeks felt like forever ago. Alexandra Heminsley The Pool

The end of a relationship doesn't have to mean despair. Whether you're on the brink of separation, you've just separated or you're divorced and are struggling to move forward, this book will help you to embrace independence, positivity, authenticity and new beginnings.