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happily ever after divorce

notes of a joyful journey

by Jessica Bram

While more than half of all marriages end in divorce, joy and happiness does not have to die with it.  Happily Ever After Divorce: Notes of a Joyful Journey gives a seldom touched-on view of divorce — a positive view of life on the other side.   A uniquely upbeat approach to "going it alone," Happily Ever After Divorce shows readers how author Jessica Bram, an award-winning radio commentator and essayist, maintained a sense of self and humor during a most difficult time, and emerged triumphant. 

While being true to divorce's pain and challenges, Bram's personal stories reveal the exhilaration, joy, growth, and triumphs of moving through difficult times and emerging stronger and happier at the other end. In this candid, intimately written book, you will discover: 

  •  How the author rebuilt her self-esteem through handling everything from everyday tasks to earning a living with newly discovered talents
     
  • How children can thrive when parents approach custodial issues with respect
     
  • The delightful aspects of spending time alone, single parenting, and unexpected friendships
     
  • How Bram approached dating with humor and an upbeat attitude
     
  • How, after rebuilding her life, the author opened her heart and found love again.

 

Reviews:

“ … For anyone facing divorce, Bram's frank and optimistic tale shows that one can not only survive divorce but thrive in the new possibilities life will offer.”

- Publisher’s Weekly
  March 16, 2009


“ … I'd recommend this thoughtful, wise and tender book to any man or woman going through divorce.”

- Joyce Maynard, author At Home in the World and To Die For.


“Jessica Bram’s Happily Ever After Divorce: Notes of a Joyful Journey, is an open, honest, touching, frequently humorous collection of smart essays about …what it is like to go through and get through a divorce while keeping yourself not only intact but strong, and secure … Women reading her essays will feel less alone.”

- Dale Atkins, Ph.D., psychologist and relationship expert,
  author of Sanity Savers: Tips for Women to Lead a Balanced Life

 


About the Author

Jessica Bram is an award-winning commentator and essayist. Her radio commentaries which are heard on the Fairfield, Connecticut, NPR station, twice (in 2006 and 2008) earned her first prize in the radio commentary category of the Society of Professional Journalists, Connecticut Chapter's 'Excellence in Journalism' contest. Her work, which includes the widely syndicated essay 'Beauty Calls,' published in the New York Times Magazine's HERS column, has appeared in many national and regional magazines and newspapers.

Visit Jessica Bram's Website