3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Calmed Me Down,
June 24, 2011 JK-NJ (Lawrenceville, NJ United States) - See all my reviews
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I gradually became a stressed out and nervous parent from this crazy college admissions process and needed some relief. This book was the perfect medicine - it really calmed me down and made me laugh out loud! Told from many points of view, these stories are just so right-on - you can really relate and get some insight from other perspectives. Makes you realize you are not alone and how silly and unproductive some of your concerns really are.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
She speaks the truth,
September 23, 2010 mikie - See all my reviews
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Dean Delahunty speaks the truth. Maybe it resonates more because I have two daughters. More importantly, I, too, am in the admission field and have met all of the persona portrayed in these well-written vignettes. Parents need to be confident that their first 17 years of raising their children should be a sufficient platform from which their progeny can take flight. For those moms and dads who have not yet let junior leave the nest even briefly, the college search process becomes more about them than the child, and this sad to watch.
Thank you to the writiers and for Ms Delahunty for cajoling them into sharing their stories. School counselors should keep this book in plain view in their offices.
Great Book!,
May 7, 2012 Milton S. Twain "A Lost Literary and Chocolat... (Hershey, PA, USA) - See all my reviews
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This book is exactly what I needed as the parent of a departing 18-year old going through the end-of-High School agonies.