Nonfiction Review: The Possibility of Everything
Date of Review:
Sep.26.2009
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Source:
Oregonian Review
Among children's counselors, there is a saying: As it goes for the mother, so it goes for the child. This is neither the exclusionary nor blame-based statement literalists might take it for. Instead, it is a broad statement of general fact that little ones tend to be as healthy as their primary caregiver. Sadly, in the autumn of 2000, Hope Edelman and her firstborn were anything but healthy.
At the same time, there really wasn't anything at all demonstrably wrong with them.
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About Hope
Hope Edelman is the author of five nonfiction books, including the bestsellers Motherless Daughters (1994) and Motherless Mothers (2006) and the new memoir, The Possibility of Everything (September 2009). Her articles and reviews have appeared in such...
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Causes Hope Edelman Supports
Motherless Daughters of Orange County
Mommy's Light
Belize Children's Food Fund
Doctors Without Borders
Hope’s Favorite Books
Slouching Toward Bethlehem
The Tortilla Curtain
The Time Traveler’s Wife
A Thousand Splendid Suns
The Red Tent
Portrait of Jennie
The Mists of Avalon





