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    Mom’S Diary: The First Two Years
    Mom’S Diary: The First Two Years
    Mom’S Diary: The First Two Years
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    Mom’S Diary: The First Two Years

    By Yul Kim

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    This book shows through cartoon illustrations the joys, pains, struggles, and thanksgivings of motherhood in the first two years. The author displays the changes in a mothers attitude concerning herself and her entire life as she adjusts to becoming a new mom and raising a baby. These humorous and entertaining cartoons are based on the authors real experiences and thoughts, which she playfully displays through lively storytelling.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateAug 16, 2017
    ISBN9781512791990
    Mom’S Diary: The First Two Years
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    Yul Kim

    Yul Kim is an operating room (OR) nurse at a university hospital in the New York City area. It has been her dream to be an OR nurse, and she enjoys living out her dream. Since her son was born in 2014, she has been fully emerged in the joys of motherhood. As a full-time nurse, wife, and mom, her life has been full of busyness, but she enjoys the challenges thrown at her every day whilestill pioneering her new tomorrow.

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