Sinopsis
Tales of Mothers: The Greatest Love is a deeply moving collection of eight real-life stories that shatter the idealized, effortless myth of motherhood. Moving away from standard parenting advice, this anthology dives straight into the raw, unfiltered emotional landscapes of women facing immense trials. From a mother navigating her children's diagnoses of autism and rare physical illnesses, to others managing deep-seated maternal fears, displacement, and socioeconomic struggles, the book explores the vulnerable spaces where love intersects with exhaustion. It is a collective memoir about what it truly costs—and what it truly means—to love unconditionally when life becomes incredibly unpredictable.
| Nombor Buku | 306.8743 |
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| Tempat Terbitan | Seri Kembangan, Selangor |
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| Penerbit | Iman Publication Sdn. Bhd |
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| Ukuran Tinggi Buku | 9789832423287 |
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Expectant parents |
The editors explicitly note that these shared journeys of "love, hope and fear" are designed to simultaneously inspire seasoned parents and give "new insight to curious readers" who want to understand the psychological weight of parenting. |
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Dismantling Toxic Perfectionism |
The book guides readers through a massive internal shift by openly addressing the "bitter reality every mother has to swallow"—that a completely flawless parent does not exist. Accepting this baseline provides proof of emotional growth, teaching readers to value genuine presence and active care over an unattainable social standard. |
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Pivoting through Crisis |
The book follows Nusrat, a mother whose sons are diagnosed with autism and laryngomalacia. Her transformation from an overwhelmed parent into a proactive advocate who uproots her life to seek specialized support proves the development of high-level crisis management, resilience, and personal efficacy. |
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Surviving Heartache and Retaining Hope |
Author Qaisra Shahraz notes that the women profiled are "courageous and tough women, who have survived the ups and downs of life". The narrative chronicles how these mothers actively process immense pain and anxiety while deliberately choosing to retain hope and move forward, offering readers practical inspiration for emotional regulation and resilience. |
