Author:
Andrea Syrtash (Editor)

Pages:
223

Readers of our popular titles, How to Survive Your Marriage and Where to Seat Aunt Edna (and 500 Other Great Wedding Tips), wrote and asked us for a book on dealing with in-laws.

The result: We sent out our intrepid "headhunters" to interview hundreds of married people in search of real-world advice for How to Survive Your In-Laws.

Here is the best wisdom, inspiration, practical tips and hilarious stories from hundreds of people who have weathered every possible in-law encounter, including:

• Meeting future in-laws for the first time
• Handling cultural differences and even language barriers
• Learning to be part of the family
• Enduring the pros and cons of family get-togethers
• Handing the kids over to their grandparents
• Dealing with the other in-laws: your spouseҳ brothers, sisters, aunts and uncles

Edited by the about-to-be-married life coach Andrea Syrtash - who immediately put the hundreds of pieces of advice to good use״he book has tried-and-true tips guaranteed to help you manage (or get out of!) any in-law situation.

How to Survive Your In-Laws is a wise, funny, and useful gift for newlyweds, the about-to-be-hitched, or even long-time sufferers of that common chronic condition - a case of the in-laws.