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Filling You Up, Two Pages at a Time
If you've ever wondered how you got to this place, what you need to make it through, whether the loneliness will subside, and if the money (and your energy) will hold out until your kids are raised, you'll find your story on these pages…required reading for every single mom.
One traces the full-circle journey of solo parenting, capturing both the ordinary and extraordinary and proving you really only need a single point of connection to keep going-even on your hardest days. Designed to be read on-the-fly, these short stories meet you where you're at with all the black humor, occasional despair, and surprising joy inherent in raising children alone. They celebrate the sustenance provided by connections to God and each other, and invite women to take courage from hard endings that give way to wobbly, promising beginnings. With wisdom on building community, embracing our imperfections, forgiving ourselves and others, and staggering triumphantly to the other side of great loss,
One refills and refreshes single moms up to their elbows in life and living.
About the author
Karen Sjoblom is a writer and the co-founder of Eve's Daughters, a nonprofit for single moms outside of Portland, Oregon. A long-time solo parent, Karen engages and encourages women toward community, faith, and a deeper appreciation of the glorious chaos that is single mothering. She is the grateful mom of Emma and BeBe the Gassy Wonder Dog.
