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Confessions of a New Stepmom

Confessions of a New Stepmom

by Sage, Nancy
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Confessions of a New Stepmom by Nancy Sage is a powerful poetry collection created for women stepping into the complex and often unspoken role of stepmotherhood.

Written for both new and experienced stepmoms, this book gives voice to the emotions that aren't always said out loud.

It is organized into six distinct sections-Society, the Ex, the Kid, the Husband, the Family, and Yourself-to explore the full emotional landscape of stepmotherhood.

Nancy Sage blends vulnerability, honesty, humor, and insight to capture the realities of being a stepmom in today's world.

This collection delves into themes such as love, resentment, comparison, invisibility, identity, and the unexpected grief that can come with navigating this role.

Through both short and long form poetry, readers will find comfort, recognition, and connection in every page. Confessions of a New Stepmom is an ideal gift for any stepmom, offering validation, understanding, and a reminder that she is not alone in her experience.

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Pub dateJun 23, 2026
ISBN-101972969005
ISBN-139781972969007
LanguageEnglish
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