DELIVER ME: True Confessions of Motherhood

Poignant, heartbreaking, uplifting and honest, this collection of stories by 20 writers captures the wide-ranging experiences of motherhood with candor, introspection, and wit. Deliver Me: True Confessions of Motherhood is a tonic for tough days and a much needed reminder that we are not alone on this turbulent and exhilarating ride. It is destined for a place of honor on the bedside table.

📚 Reader Reviews

A jacket blurb suggests that Deliver Me ought to be on the table beside the reading lamp, ready to pick up and enjoy piece by lovely piece. Surely that’s so. But I read it in one sitting, compelled by the powerful, authentic voices heard in the collection’s essays, poems and stories…

— Carol W.

Such a variety of voices and perspectives on motherhood. The pieces are touching, hilarious, uplifting, or insightful… sometimes simultaneously.

— Melissa L.

This collection of stories and poems is so beautiful. I read and re-read them all. They are fantastic. I’ve given copies to my friends for Mother’s Day!

— Julie F.

Deliver Me is a truly enjoyable read. Each short story and poem poignantly tells of the “real stuff” of parenting. This book strikes a chord with mothers of every age and circumstance… I laughed and cried, sometimes during the same short story or poem.

— Meredith S.

Once I opened the book, I couldn’t put it down! The varied perspectives of motherhood moved me to laughter and tears. A good reminder to “live in the moment.”

— Nancy K.

The essays and poems come in small packages, yet one short piece can trigger the same a tidal wave of emotions as a two-hour movie… There are pieces in here so exquisite that you’ll want to share the book with every mother you know… and their sons and daughters too.

— Anonymous (BarnesandNoble.com)

This lovely little surprise made me weep and laugh. As a mother and grandmother, I really related. Laura Diamond and the other talented writers keep themselves and their readers startlingly honest about how the hardest job in the world is accomplished!

— Anonymous (BarnesandNoble.com)

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