Heart to Heart: Deepening Women's Friendships at Midlife
by Patricia Gottlieb Shapiro
ISBN: 0425176576
ISBN-13: 9780425176573
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Publisher: Berkley Trade
Published date: 2001
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Heart to Heart: Deepening Women's Friendships at Midlife
Patricia Gottlieb Shapiro
A very good looking ex-library copy. Barely used. All pages and cover are clear and bright except for a few library markings. The spine is just slightly cocked. Binding solid and tight. No creases. There is just a little bit of wear along the edges of the cover in some places. ( more information)
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Patricia Gottlieb Shapiro
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Heart to Heart: Deepening Women's Friendships at Midlife
Shapiro, Patricia Gottlieb
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Shapiro, Patricia Gottlieb
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Heart to Heart: Deepening Women's Friendships at Midlife
Shapiro, Patricia Gottlieb
E Rutherford, New Jersey, U.S.A.: Berkley Pub Group, 2001 pages clean but dull. binding tight with no cracks or breaks. edgewear. corners rubbed and dented. top and bottom binding edges dented.. Trade Paperback. Trade Paperback. Good. ( more information)
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Heart To Heart (Qty: 25)
Patricia Gottlieb Shapiro
Berkley Pub Group, 2001. Softcover. Brand New. 8.50 x 5.00 x 0.80. Brand new. Never read or owned. May have a remainder mark. 8.0 oz. Forced with a kaleidoscope of changes, women at midlife often turn to their female friends for comfort, support and stability. In this moving and insightful new boo, psychologist Patricia Shapiro interviews fifty women, form ages 45-60, and blends their stories with research, expert commentary, and her own personal experiences. What emerges are the hidden benefits of midlife friendship--how it can complement and stabilize a marriage or offer strength, support, and security to single women. Through suggested dialogs and guidelines, she helps women develop the skills needed to enrich friendships, cope with negative emotions, expand networks of friends, and most importantly, befriend themselves in the midst of challenging physical and emotional changes. . ( more information)
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