Think!
Think! by Teresa Botial Richardson, published by AuthorHouse in April 2010, is a reflective account that explores the multifaceted roles of parenting. In this 116-page book, Richardson shares her experiences and insights gained from her journey as a mother, highlighting the various responsibilities she undertook while raising her children. The narrative emphasizes the continuous nature of parenting, likening it to a lifelong career filled with diverse challenges and achievements.
Readers will find a candid portrayal of the complexities involved in family life, as Richardson details her roles as a caregiver, educator, and manager within her household. The book delves into themes of family and relationships, illustrating the lessons learned through everyday experiences. With a focus on the dynamics of raising children, Richardson provides an honest look at the joys and trials of motherhood, offering a unique perspective on the responsibilities that come with nurturing and guiding the next generation.
Official synopsis Publisher
Preface My greatest achievement is raising my children; I attended the University of Parenting since I was nineteen. I didn’t realize it was a career that never ever ends. My credentials are quite extensive: I’ve held more titles then the military. I was a Nurse: Every scratch, bruise, cut and scrape had never gone unattended. CEO: “I am parent you are child” was lesson number one. Manager: I was in charge of four different lives, one boy and three girls. Chef: Prepared three square meals just about every day, and I was no “Betty Crocker” Referee: I have stopped arguments heated and otherwise with excellent results. Maid: I had full control of our household and made sure our environment was safe and clean. Lawyer: Taught them the art of winning an argument. (that sure came back to haunt me) CIA/Detective: Kept close range on friends, neighbors and acquaintances. Monitored TV and telephone calls. Held lengthily interrogations.(and still managed to miss a few predators right under my nose) Banker: When affordable, allowances were given and taught the value of money. Teacher: I taught honesty, integrity and respect. Checked countless homework assignments, oh yeah, there were those occasional music lessons and for the questions I couldn’t answer World Book Encyclopedia was my savior, it was at their disposal 24/7. They were the first items I packed whenever we moved, which was pretty often.
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Think!” about?
Who is the author of “Think!”?
When was “Think!” published?
What is the ISBN for “Think!”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
