The title alone was all it took to give this one a shot. What woman with kids hasn't wanted to just pick up a book and figure out the balance between working and being a mother that she (and her kids) can be proud of? I can't think of any who wouldn't. Was it the golden ticket? Depends. It had actionable advice and stories, but I can't say it broke the curse for me of trying to figure out the balancing act. I didn't really need it to fully to enjoy it, as that is a herculean task. Ultimately, I did enjoy it. Solid 3.8, rounded.

Definitely interesting to read this as a man. It was thoughtful and thought-provoking. I'm not necessarily the target audience, but I still benefit from the perspective offered.

(I received a free digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review)

In Working Mother, Morris presents us with highly useful exercises, questions, tips and examples.
I did not expect to find such a well-structured, proper, insightful workbook/book.
As with many other books, the font type, the design is not 100% to my taste, but that is entirely my own subjective opinion and taste. There are usually logical reasons behind the design decisions of books, so.

Love this book! As a mother and woman launching my own book shop I found so much useful advice in this book and would recommend the tips and advice to anyone looking to start their own business.