“A brave and passionately written book about an extraordinary bond between mother and child.” - Jessica Hendra, author of How to Cook Your Daughter
“An extremely insightful and inspiring look at how we relate, with our loved ones, with ourselves, and the world….Their courage in examining themselves, and their relationship, reminds us how important it is to stay mindful and proactive in all of our relationships, especially with our family.” - Janice Croze, founder, 5minutesformom.com
“As a mother of young daughters, I finished this book with such anticipation for the future, inspired by the relationship that Claire and Mia have formed through challenges and triumphs…. I found myself falling deeper in love with the soul–transforming journey of both loving a mother and raising a child.” - Kelle Hampton, author of Bloom: Finding Beauty in the Unexpected
“Frequently hilarious and often sobering … poignant and affecting.” - BookPage.com
“‘Have Mother, Will Travel,’ is a must-read for every woman (or man, for that matter). It’s charming and enlightening, and will help any reader in their own understanding of this world and the relationships that it contains.” - Spencer Daily Reporter
“Have Mother, Will Travel is filled with what I would have given anything to experience and treasure with my own mother—the inner workings of our hearts and thoughts. I love these women!” - Leah Komaiko, author of Am I Old Yet?
“An extremely insightful and inspiring look at how we relate, with our loved ones, with ourselves, and the world. It was moving and compelling to see how Claire and Mia evolved, and devolved, after having come through the fire described in their first memoir. Their courage in examining themselves and their relationship, now as two women, reminds us how important it is to stay mindful and proactive in all of our relationships, especially with our family.” - Janice Croze, founder, 5minutesformom.com
“As a mother of two very young daughters, I finished this book with such anticipation for the future, inspired by the intricate yet endearing relationship that Claire and Mia have formed through both challenges and triumphs. What a privilege it was to travel with them on their adventure; through every experience they shared, I found myself falling deeper in love with the soul-transforming journey of both loving a mother and raising a child.” - Kelle Hampton, author of Bloom: Finding Beauty in the Unexpected
“A beautiful, funny, and oh-so-representative peek into how complicated—and wonderful—a mother-daughter relationship can be…. I could feel, as a mother and a daughter, every struggle and bump in the road…the love between a mother and daughter, while not always sunshine and daisies, will never end.” - Ree Drummond, author of The Pioneer Woman Cooks
“Finally, a book that celebrates the complexities of the mother-daughter bond with humor and depth. Both authors come to terms with who they are as women—together and apart—as they traverse twenty countries. Their relationship is an inspiration; you’ll want to travel every step of the journey with them.” - Maureen Murdock, author of The Heroine's Journey and Unreliable Truth
“Nobody writes with as much honesty, bravery, and humor as Claire and Mia Fontaine when it comes to the dynamic of the complex, baffling, nurturing, infuriating, comforting labyrinth known as the mother/daughter relationship. No matter how far we travel or what we do, we will always be one.” - Tracey Jackson, author of Between a Rock and a Hot Place: Why Fifty Is Not the New Thirty
“Beautifully written and inspiring, it speaks compellingly to women of all ages. This is an extremely important book.” - Susan Forward, Ph.D., author of Toxic Parents
“Impossible to put down and walk away from. The writing is honest, raw, haunting, and beautiful.” - Ree Drummond, thepioneerwoman.com
“If you like Eat Pray Love then check out Have Mother, Will Travel...Written in alternating voices, the book humorously documents the power of travel to test and deepen relationships.” - National Geographic Traveler
“What a beautiful, funny, poignant, and oh-so-representative peek into how complicated—and how wonderful—a mother-daughter relationship can be. I felt as if I was on Claire and Mia’s journey with them, and could feel (both as a mother and a daughter) every struggle, argument, and bump in the road. At its heart, though, this book really isn’t about conflict. It’s about the love between a mother and daughter—a love that, while not always sunshine and daisies, will never end.” - Ree Drummond, author of The Pioneer Woman Cooks
“Finally, a book that celebrates the complexities of the mother-daughter bond with humor and depth. Both authors, Mia, in her twenties, and Claire, at midlife, come to terms with who they are as women—together and apart—as they travel through twenty countries over three continents. Their relationship is an inspiration; you’ll want to travel every step of the journey with them.” - Maureen Murdock, author of The Heroine's Journey and Unreliable Truth
“Nobody writes with as much honesty, bravery, humor, and pathos as Claire and Mia Fontaine when it comes to the dynamic of the oh-so-complex, baffling, nurturing, infuriating, comforting labyrinth known as the mother/daughter relationship. We need to separate, yet no matter how far we travel or what we do, we will always be one.” - Tracey Jackson, author of Between a Rock and a Hot Place: Why Fifty Is Not the New Thirty
