by Lisa Martin
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London (england), fiction · Fiction, family life
I Don't Know How She Does It
2002
Au pairs · Dependency (Psychology)
She May Not Leave
2005
Evolution · Evolution (Biology)
Mother nature
1999
Fiction · Sheriffs
Damage control
2008
Juvenile literature · Employment
Mommies at work
1961
Dual-career families · Sex role
The second shift
1989
Working mothers · Dual-career families
The Time Bind
1997
Humorous stories · Families
The Year of Billy Miller
2013
Divorced women · Contemporary Women
The friends we keep
2016
nyt:trade_fiction_paperback=2011-09-03 · Fiction
I don't know how she does it
Fiction, humorous · Mothers and sons, fiction
Only Boy for Me
2001
Working mothers · Married women
Gender and family among transnational professionals
2007
Social conditions · Motherhood
Le conflit
2010
Social networks · Working mothers
Towards a Chinese conception of social support
Employment · Family policy
Women, work, and the family in Europe
1998
Communities · Work and family
Work, Family, and Community
2006
Alleinerziehende Mutter · Government policy
Good enough mothering?
1996
Travail · Work
The future of success
2000