Mom Walks - Prenevost, Rebecca
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Parenting kids through fifth-grade crushes should be pretty simple, right? A mom and her two best friends are about to find out. Dawn feels very lucky. Her daughter Kayli is a solid student, has good friends, and is a leader on the basketball court. So when a supposedly innocent crush starts chipping away at Kayli's self-esteem, Dawn struggles with what to do. Although her mom friends encourage her to intervene, Dawn hesitates. She's inserted herself into Kayli's social dynamics in the past, and it's jeopardized their close mother-daughter relationship. But when she tries letting Kayli handle…mehr

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Parenting kids through fifth-grade crushes should be pretty simple, right? A mom and her two best friends are about to find out. Dawn feels very lucky. Her daughter Kayli is a solid student, has good friends, and is a leader on the basketball court. So when a supposedly innocent crush starts chipping away at Kayli's self-esteem, Dawn struggles with what to do. Although her mom friends encourage her to intervene, Dawn hesitates. She's inserted herself into Kayli's social dynamics in the past, and it's jeopardized their close mother-daughter relationship. But when she tries letting Kayli handle the precarious relationship on her own, the problems worsen and Kayli's confidence plummets. As Dawn's heart breaks watching her daughter shrink into a meeker version of her former self, a memory from her own past resurfaces. Dawn finally realizes she must reclaim her own voice in order to prevent Kayli from losing hers. Mom Walks: Getting Crushed is the second book in a women's fiction series that follows a mom and her two best mom friends as they navigate the chaotic trenches of parenting tweens. If you enjoy light, heart-warming stories about mother-daughter relationships and friendship, these books are for you.
Autorenporträt
Never in a million years did Rebecca think she'd be a writer. But she was looking for fiction books that reflected her everyday struggles of parenting tween girls, and she couldn't find them. She wanted something light, heart-warming, and relatable. So she tried writing one, and she had a blast. If you liked Baby-Sitters Club books when you were younger and enjoyed Gilmore Girls not too long ago, her books could be perfect for you.