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$10.49The Story
This is not a guide book. It's a tell-tale compilation of poetic justice that pays homage to the infectious charms of parenthood and mixed blessings of adulthood. Fiction, like fact, can teach lessons. As long as you can get the 'I can relate' factor, who cares where the advice comes from? With a satirical edge and a twist of verbiage, each poem has a moral lesson in its content.
Author: Diane Davidner
Publisher: Diane Davidner
Published: 03/17/2026
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.47lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.30d
ISBN: 9798992040005
About the Author
Davidner, Diane: - Diane was a so-called 'stay-at-home' mom and a doctor's wife. She was a student soloist with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, a brownie leader, a travel agent, and a chaperone for three senior trips. Diane was named The Johnson County Woman and her family was featured in McCall's Magazine for Family Traditions. She didn't tell the magazine that, regarding kids, you have them and then they turn on you. A charity blog led to her being honored as the Kindest Kansas Citian by Synergy Services. One highlight of her life was sharing dessert with composer and EGOT winner, Marvin Hamlisch. That was a sweet reward stemming from a career in volunteerism.
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Description
This is not a guide book. It's a tell-tale compilation of poetic justice that pays homage to the infectious charms of parenthood and mixed blessings of adulthood. Fiction, like fact, can teach lessons. As long as you can get the 'I can relate' factor, who cares where the advice comes from? With a satirical edge and a twist of verbiage, each poem has a moral lesson in its content.
Author: Diane Davidner
Publisher: Diane Davidner
Published: 03/17/2026
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.47lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.30d
ISBN: 9798992040005
About the Author
Davidner, Diane: - Diane was a so-called 'stay-at-home' mom and a doctor's wife. She was a student soloist with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, a brownie leader, a travel agent, and a chaperone for three senior trips. Diane was named The Johnson County Woman and her family was featured in McCall's Magazine for Family Traditions. She didn't tell the magazine that, regarding kids, you have them and then they turn on you. A charity blog led to her being honored as the Kindest Kansas Citian by Synergy Services. One highlight of her life was sharing dessert with composer and EGOT winner, Marvin Hamlisch. That was a sweet reward stemming from a career in volunteerism.
This title is not returnable
