Fabulous reads – It’s a hard knock life for moms

1. Child’s Play, Danielle Steel, Pan Macmillan, ISBN: 9781509878017

KATE Morgan is a senior partner at a prestigious law firm and has three grown children, all of whom received a good education and are holding down important jobs.

Kate has remained single since her husband passed away but has ensured she kept a tight reign on both her emotions and her family.It is during one summer that each of her children reveals their unexpected choices and this turns Kate’s world upside-down.

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She then faces challenges as a mother and a successful businesswoman, and she struggles to keep up with escalating chain of events. It doesn’t go smoothly as everyone has their issues and secrets and the light at the end of the tunnel is to discuss and find ways to deal with the problems head on, as a family and individually.

Child’s Play really highlights how busy our lives have become and how vital it is to keep a family together as well as spend real quality time with one another.I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book as family matters are always on the forefront of my mind as a single mom. I feel we are the glue that holds it all together. This book is worth the read.

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