The Irreverent Widow: Shockingly true tales of love, death and datingwith children in tow.
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (858 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0985987405 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Merry Gerard said I laughed, I cried. Sandi Amorello tells it like it is. And it's totally irreverent! To lose the love of your life and be left raising I laughed, I cried Sandi Amorello tells it like it is. And it's totally irreverent! To lose the love of your life and be left raising 3 young children on your own is completely overwhelming. Then to take on the world of dating is a whole other story. Sandi tackles it with humor, sometimes grace, sometimes not, but she puts it all out there. Absolu. young children on your own is completely overwhelming. Then to take on the world of dating is a whole other story. Sandi tackles it with humor, sometimes grace, sometimes not, but she puts it all out there. Absolu. "One strong woman!" according to Megan. Wow! Sandi is one strong woman, that is for sure! I cried (a lot) and I laughed all the way through this book in one sitting. Honestly, it is a terrific read and I'm not a widow, nor a mother, but I did meet my husband on match.com!. "Wonderful book" according to D. K. Rus. This was a book I bought because I ran into the author's blog. I ended up reading it in two sessions, back to back nights. It was funny and moving and I really recommend it.
The Irreverent Widow is a laugh-till-you-cry, cry-till-you-laugh memoir, filled with Sandi’s tales of loss, love, lust, death, devastation, desperation, frustration, tears, romance, adventure, laughter, heartache, probable insanity and a few fleeting moments of what she thinks may be some brand of possible enlightenment. Losing her husband Drew to pancreatic cancer propelled her headfirst on a journey into grief, single parenting, and perhaps most tragic of allmidlife courtship. With humor, irreverence, and an unquenchable life force, Sandi unapologetically shares the truths she learns about grief, single parenting, dating, and sex after 40. So ditch the depressing self-help books! If your life hasn’t gone quite as you’ve planned and you’re in need of a fresh perspective, a touch of inspiration, some hard-earned wisdom, and a smile––this may be the book of your dreams.. Sandi Amorello has been a widow since 2002, the mother of three children since 1998and a Girl Scout Dropout since 1971