Alexander Pierce

In this book you will not find what you want to hear, you will find what you need to hear and embrace the reality. If you have recently gone through a divorce, it's time to get up from the ground and start becoming a real man. Get Over Divorce Like A Man offers a unique approach using straight up situations and unique perspectives to help you cope with these negative emotions so that you can start to rebuild your life. If you've gone through divorce and are struggling to move on, there comes a moment when you must make a choice. You can let the difficult situation define who you are, or you can use it as a jumping off point for making radical changes in your life―positive changes that will leave you stronger and happier than ever before

When Christine Cuss (née Pierce), was born in 1934, her doting father began a journal addressed to her. At first he recorded everyday details such as first teeth and family holidays, but as the 1930s progressed his words took on a more sinister tone, as Europe and the world prepared for war. As well as being a rare historical document, Notes to my Daughter shows another side to the Second World War. It was written by a man who was torn between his duty to his country and his duty to his family. In a poignant and heart-warming turn of events, at every crossroads Alexander Pierce chose his family, not least his only daughter, Christine. This little family is an example of the spirit and determination of the British people through difficult times. Old or young, the sentiments expressed in these love letters to a cherished child will not fail to touch and move all who read them, and open a window into the extraordinary life of an ordinary family.