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Discover 'Tipping', a captivating novel by Liv Winsome, perfect for modern parents navigating the complexities of family life. This thought-provoking trade paperback, published in 2021 by Penguin Australia, offers a humorous yet poignant exploration of domestic activism. Follow Liv, a working mother of three sons, who finds herself overwhelmed and on the brink of losing her identity amidst the chaos. After a sexting scandal involving her son Jai shakes their family, Liv decides to take control and make significant changes for the better. The book highlights the importance of self-awareness, prioritizing what matters, and creating a positive impact at home and within the community.
'Tipping' elegantly weaves themes of parenting, family dynamics, and gender equality, as Liv encourages her husband, Duncan, to re-evaluate his work-life balance. With rich character development and relatable situations, this 416-page novel is not only a delightful read but also a call to action for families facing similar challenges. Celebrate the transformative power of small changes with 'Tipping', where laughter and earnestness blend beautifully. This engaging story is essential for anyone interested in personal growth, parenting tips, and the dynamics of modern family life. Get your copy today and embrace the journey of change! Enjoy FREE shipping on your order, with delivery in up to 10 days.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760897789
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2021
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 416
Description:
Liv Winsome, working mother of three sons, wife to decent if distracted Duncan, is overwhelmed. And losing her hair. Her doctor has told her she needs to slow down, do less. Focus on what's important.
After Jai, one of her fourteen-year-old twins, is involved in a sexting scandal, Liv realises things need to change, and fast. Inspired by the pop-psychology books she devours, she writes a nine-page list of everything she does to keep the family afloat, and she delegates. She lets her boys' conservative school know it has some work to do, too - partly, Liv suspects, because its leadership has a 'woman problem' (or, rather, a too-many-men problem).
Jai's girlfriend, Grace, is at the heart of the sexting scandal and her mum, Jess Charters, up in arms as well, goes to the media. The women's combined focus forces Carmichael Grammar to take action. To everyone's surprise, and Liv's delight, things actually start to improve.
Inspired by his wife's efforts, Duncan rethinks the way he lives and works, too, despite the workaholic culture of his law firm and its scary managing partner, who's also Duncan's older brother. In unexpected ways, Liv and Duncan's marriage and family life undergo their own transformations. Some new developments, though, aren't entirely welcome.
Light-hearted and optimistic, Tipping is a novel for our times. It's a story of domestic activism. Mum and dad activism. Because real change is possible. Sometimes all it takes is a tweak. And the will. And a bit of fun.
This product has FREE shipping however combined shipping for other products is not available with this item. Please allow up to 10 days for shipping.
'Tipping' elegantly weaves themes of parenting, family dynamics, and gender equality, as Liv encourages her husband, Duncan, to re-evaluate his work-life balance. With rich character development and relatable situations, this 416-page novel is not only a delightful read but also a call to action for families facing similar challenges. Celebrate the transformative power of small changes with 'Tipping', where laughter and earnestness blend beautifully. This engaging story is essential for anyone interested in personal growth, parenting tips, and the dynamics of modern family life. Get your copy today and embrace the journey of change! Enjoy FREE shipping on your order, with delivery in up to 10 days.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760897789
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2021
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 416
Description:
Liv Winsome, working mother of three sons, wife to decent if distracted Duncan, is overwhelmed. And losing her hair. Her doctor has told her she needs to slow down, do less. Focus on what's important.
After Jai, one of her fourteen-year-old twins, is involved in a sexting scandal, Liv realises things need to change, and fast. Inspired by the pop-psychology books she devours, she writes a nine-page list of everything she does to keep the family afloat, and she delegates. She lets her boys' conservative school know it has some work to do, too - partly, Liv suspects, because its leadership has a 'woman problem' (or, rather, a too-many-men problem).
Jai's girlfriend, Grace, is at the heart of the sexting scandal and her mum, Jess Charters, up in arms as well, goes to the media. The women's combined focus forces Carmichael Grammar to take action. To everyone's surprise, and Liv's delight, things actually start to improve.
Inspired by his wife's efforts, Duncan rethinks the way he lives and works, too, despite the workaholic culture of his law firm and its scary managing partner, who's also Duncan's older brother. In unexpected ways, Liv and Duncan's marriage and family life undergo their own transformations. Some new developments, though, aren't entirely welcome.
Light-hearted and optimistic, Tipping is a novel for our times. It's a story of domestic activism. Mum and dad activism. Because real change is possible. Sometimes all it takes is a tweak. And the will. And a bit of fun.
This product has FREE shipping however combined shipping for other products is not available with this item. Please allow up to 10 days for shipping.
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