Holly Lashawn

Marrying a Man, Raising a Husband Holly Lashawn

If you think this is a book that focuses on the psychological or intellectual rationale of marriage, you have chosen the wrong book. The authors expose all of the warmth and humor in marriage that tickles the funny bone. They also strip bare many of the myths and closely held secrets that can make or break this union between two unsuspecting people; couples traveling down a road filled with lumps and bumps, highs and lows, love, affection and optimism. Prince Charming sometimes turns into a frog, and sometimes the frog becomes the beloved Prince Charming. This is an important, timely and entertaining work about everyday people confronting everyday problems. The authors' stories and poems address the situations married couples are faced with daily; including the never-ending humor and pain that will make you laugh out loud or bring out a hanky as in "Behind Closed Doors." This remarkable story brings to light tragic circumstances that afflict millions of families. The authors intention is not to ridicule the male species but to bring to light, the continual battle to teach our wonderful husbands and husbands-to-be how to walk the malls, interpret a grocery list, and the on-going confrontation about 'asking for directions' before running out of gas. Marrying a Man, Raising a Husband is truly a masterpiece of turning everyday confrontations into the humorous, fun-filled and loving adventure marriage should be.