Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.
Separation and divorce can be a grueling and cruel experience. Spouses who once loved each other can be swept up by an adversarial system where they declare war on each other, forgetting all that was good between them and disregarding the needs of their c
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Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.
Separation and divorce can be a grueling and cruel experience. Spouses who once loved each other can be swept up by an adversarial system where they declare war on each other, forgetting all that was good between them and disregarding the needs of their c
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Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.

Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.

by Cate Cochran
Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.
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Reconcilable Differences: Marriages End. Families Don't.

by Cate Cochran

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Separation and divorce can be a grueling and cruel experience. Spouses who once loved each other can be swept up by an adversarial system where they declare war on each other, forgetting all that was good between them and disregarding the needs of their c

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781926739571
Publisher: Second Story Press
Publication date: 01/01/2007
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 264
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Cate Cochran is a producer with CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition and lives in downtown Toronto, where she shares a house with her ex-husband, two teenage children and a dog. Born in Toronto, she has lived in Saint John, Montreal, and Ottawa, where she attended Carlton University. Cate was the art director for The Globe and Mail Report on Business magazine before becoming a writer, radio producer, and award-winning documentary filmmaker.
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