Parents are divorced

Author: Bernard
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is truly excellent. Frankly, no one is willing to patiently read a book with so many introductions to research findings. But once you read this book, you will be captivated. Professor Bernard, a seasoned journalist and professor of journalism, knows how to express content in a clear, easy-to-read, and engaging manner. As a reader, you are particularly fortunate; the results of this research are so potentially useful to many people that it would be a great pity to misunderstand it due to outdated prejudices! This book meticulously summarizes the responses of over 300 divorced parents who are now parents themselves: how they faced their parents, life, and their current and future selves, enduring the torment of abandonment and poverty, struggling between humiliation and self-esteem, and fighting between failure and hope. Now that they are parents, how do they want to be role models for their children? This book provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis, combined with the research of experts on the topic of "divorce," to warn readers about the profound philosophy of life's joys and sorrows in simple and concise language. This thought-provoking, easy-to-read, and entertaining book is a must-read for readers; it is also a useful guide for teachers, lawyers, and psychologists.