Title: A pleasant surprise
Product review: In many ways I found this book a pleasant surprise. Robin McGraw, wife of "America's Therapist" Dr. Phil McGraw, writes her life story in simple, direct, and at times downright moving prose. She does not present her choices in life as the only valid ones a woman can make, which is good because not all women choose to become wives and mothers. She does present making conscious choices about life as something every woman can and should do, making it clear that she believes many women do not do this or even realize it is possible. I found it a fast and enjoyable read, and even though Robin's life and mine are quite different I learned from what she had to say. Worth the time I spent on it, and worth passing on to someone else, too.--Reviewed by Nina M. Osier, author of "Love, Jimmy: A Maine Veteran's Longest Battle"
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