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Families From Within is a beautiful
compilation of anecdotes shared by women, men and children from
across Canada and internationally. The book soothes the hardships
and celebrates the joys of family life, from infertility and pregnancy,
miscarriage and birth through living as a couple and grandparenting.
The watercolour illustrations throughout are drawn from photographs
sent by participating families.
160 pages, with 50 full-colour and 159 sepia illustrations
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Cost 16$ plus 3$ shipping and handling (includes
GST)
To order, contact Médiaspaul, 3965 Henri-Bourassa Blvd East,
Montreal (Qc) H1H 1L1 Phone (514) 322-7341, fax (514) 322-4281
The book can also be ordered online: http://www.mediaspaul.qc.ca/site_anglais/index.htm
“At a time when so many young families break down, when
divorce, for many, appears easier than marriage, when careers take
precedence over parenting, this testimony inspires faith, hope,
and love.
I
have not found any more moving statements than those presented in
this book. Women and men from all walks of life affirm their intent
to contribute to our society by nurturing children, reinforcing
family values. […]
To
those who had the courage to gather this heart-felt testimony, I
say ‘thank you’. Much love was required to create such
a loving book.”
The
Honorable Solange Chaput Rolland, O.C., O.N.Q.
Honorary
President, By the Family, For the Family Project
“Never has a book on family life touched me as much as
this one has. Never. I came upon it accidentally and I ended up
standing there for nearly an hour, unable to put it down. I picked
it up again to write a commentary for these pages and the emotion
was the same. You enter into it like into your own family photo
album; I laughed, I cried, I knitted my eyebrows. Each page touched
me deeply: all these lives, all these families, all these faces.
Here is a book that moves us profoundly because it talks about us,
about our children and our parents, about death, about birth and
about suffering.”
F.P.,
Guide Ressources
“With eloquence and honesty, the parents (and others)
who speak in these pages open up their lives, their thoughts, their
hearts.”
Today’s
Parent, April 1995
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