Title: You Go Away Girl!
Product review: As Caitlin Flanagan pointed out in the Atlantic Monthly, this book is just "the latest entry in the ever growing field of `You go, girl!' studies"-feel-good junk science designed to help women feel proud of whatever choices they make, no matter what effect those choices actually have on their children or themselves.This toxic mind trash should be avoided at all costs. Yes, women can raise exceptional boys on their own, but it is in spite of not having a man around, not because of it. One wonders how much better the boys would turn out with two committed parents. Where else will they see the proper image for marriage and romantic love modeled? A single mom can do a lot, but not that. If you want to rationalize poor decisions you've already made, this book is for you-if you want the truth, better keep looking!
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