A very Southern mother-in-law’s humorous advice for mothers-in-law everywhere. From the multiple New York Times bestselling author of Red Hat Club. Selling author Haywood Smith & her pals have many personal experiences in the joys, sorrows, problems & flat-out hysteria of the mother-in-Lawness. Smith at present features a handy & fun booklet pithy advice for mothers-in-law everywhere. Smith’s cheeky comments & gentle wisdom are delivered with her trademark southern charm into melt the packaging of the sweet, heady punch of bourbon ice cubes in a Mint Julep. The twelve sacred traditions of the Magnificent mothers-in-Law is the perfect gift book for showers, engagements, family gatherings or just into share with that special DIL (Daughter-in-Law) & SIL (son-in-Law). It can even be sure, a mother-in-Law be given
I had the opportunity, the latest book by Haywood Smith write law given “The twelve sacred traditions of the Magnificent Mother’s-in-Law.” As the daughter-in-law, who was obviously not blessed with an excellent Mother-in-Law (MIL rather have one of you know where), I have this book very humorous, but found full of excellent advice. I feel it is a must read for every mother-in-law and future mother-in-law. Haywood Smith uses her Southern charm practical advice for the overview of all mother-in-law in a funny way. Their tradition goes from “Magnificent Mother-In-Laws Cut the Apron Strings” on “Magnificent Mother-in-law about Holiday schedules are flexible.” Every mother-in-law, the traditions of their holding is 12 ensure the best possible relationship with her child and her child of the spouse.
This is a short (75 pages), easy to read that you will laugh, but is packed with wisdom. It would be an excellent gift for engagement parties or showers, and after the publishing, “It can even be sure, a mother-in-Law can be given.”
Rating: 5.5
Now here is a valuable book that a message is conveyed not so preach a very humorous way, without! “The twelve sacred traditions of the Magnificent Mothers-in-Law” by Haywood Smith giggling, snorting, laughing, and (if you are married) is suffering from a severe case of deja vu.
This is a perfect book to give. . . as good as any woman who has, will, or had a MIL (mother-in-law). I’m pretty sure that covers about 99% of women.
Haywood Smith twelve “traditions” (read provides rules) for the mothers-in-law (and mothers) everywhere southern one full chapter helpful advice, scenarios, and side-splitting commentary served up with a healthy dose of sweetness occasionally go off in style sarcasm.
A few of my favorite chapters were Magnificent Mils. . . Set Reasonable Boundaries and respect. . . Bite their tongues, Never Wear Out their reception. . . not martyrs. I think the best thing about this book that they could give you your mother or mother-in-law “as a joke ‘- and then they pray Mrs. Smith’s to heart!
Rating: 5.5
As parents with adult children and a psychotherapist working with parents of adult children, highyl I recommend the book as an important instrument for repair or maintenance of your relationships. Humorous, easy to read and right on!
Rating: 5.5
The printed version is very sweet and perfectly included as a gift to a Mother’s Day package or on a bride to be (or just for the bride with her new mother in areas of law.) The humor and advice are not gentle to the usual sticky mom-in- law jokes. Haywood Smith who has read novels, knows she is a funny woman, sense of humor is here. Moreover, drew the illustrations Haywood. A really sweet gift book.
Rating: 5.5
I love this book. Hayward Smith is so smart and funny, but it also nails on all proposals for mothers or mothers-in-law for that matter. The book is short, but full of good things. It’s in my collection with all their other books.
Rating: 5.5