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This isn't just a linear account of Pateman's dating life: she's thought-provoking on how girls are brought up to believe that they are somehow ''less'' if they do not have a man in their lives. Well into the twenty-first century it should not be so and I'd like to thank the publisher for letting Bookbag have a review copy of the book. It was a rare treat! It's an excellent, thought-provoking read and every parent of a young girl should read it ''before'' a bias develops.
After you've read ''Single, Again, and Again, and Again...'' you might need to have a look at [[Precious Babies: Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting after Infertility by Kate Brian]]. Yes - I know that's a bit of a spoiler. You might also appreciate [[If Women Rose Rooted by Sharon Blackie]] and [[Breaking Up Blues by Denise Cullington]].
You can read more about Louisa Louisa Pateman [[:Category: Louisa Pateman|here]].
