Emotionally Engaged
A Bride's Guide to Surviving the "Happiest" Time of Her Life
by Allison Moir-Smith
No matter what your age or gender, or how many trips to the altar or imploded engagements, Allison Moir-Smith's
Emotionally Engaged is a must read if you’re planning to be or have recently been married. With today's
custom of starting a career and then walking down the aisle after a period of independence, many people still
honor the time-tested wish to find a partner and marry. But many ask themselves, how I can enter into this love
partnership and still retain some sense of my own identity? It's easy, and the sooner you read this new book,
recently published in paperback, the better you'll feel about your love, wedding, and future.
I especially liked the chapter: "The Girls: Keeping Your Single Girlfriends Close." Evolving from me to we can
encompass some serious reorganization as you and your near-husband blend your lives, families and friends. Ms.
Moir-Smith outlines how to transition those all-important girlfriends who have been a large part of your life,
and should stay that way if they're married or single. This excellent book should be one of the first gifts
anointed bridesmaids, mothers or mother in-laws to be, wedding planners, pastors, priests or rabbis should give
to the recently engaged -especially those sincerely wishing the bride her best as she takes the steps to marriage. |
The Book |
Plume |
January 2007 |
Paperback |
ISBN13: 978-0452288034
ISBN10: 0452288037 |
Non-Fiction / Psychology |
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The Reviewer |
Mark Nash |
Reviewed 2007 |
NOTE: Reviewer Mark Nash
is the author of Fundamentals of Marketing for the Real Estate Professional, Starting
& Succeeding in Real Estate, Reaching Out: The Financial Power of Niche Markeing,
and 1001 Tips for Buying and Selling a Home. |
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