New Book Targets Single Moms for Success

U.S. statistics look grim for single mothers. To add fuel to the fire, single moms, whether by choice, death, divorce, or abandonment, struggle with the stigma of being husbandless. Very few books speak to single mothers in an encouraging, life-affirming manner, until now.

Huntsville, AL (PRWEB) September 9, 2006 -- U.S. statistics look grim for single mothers. They and their children represent the most poverty-stricken group in America; they are to blame for crime due to absentee fathers and perceived uncontrollable children, perpetuating the cycle of unwed mothers, and clogging the welfare rolls. It seems that nothing positive can come from being a single mother.

To add fuel to the fire, single moms, whether by choice, death, divorce, or abandonment, struggle with the stigma of being husbandless. They may be the most depressed, most stressed, and most abusive of their children than the average person worldwide. This grim outlook comes about because they have to juggle the jobs of mother, father, employee, cook, mechanic, referee, and countless other roles. In a word, they are simply overwhelmed.

Very few books speak to single mothers in an encouraging, life-affirming manner, until now. 100 Secrets of Successful Single Motherhood: An Inspirational Guide for Single Moms list 100 tips for single mothers to live life in a meaningful way. It covers the categories of self-care, physical and mental health, career, and parenting. It also highlights online and offline resources.

The book is available online as an e-book for $9.99 and a hard copy for $12.99 plus 2.50 shipping and handling at http://www.singlemomsrock.net.

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