Cover of Mother’s Day After Divorce
Mother’s Day After Divorce — from The Hard Days Collection

The Hard Days Collection

Mother’s Day After Divorce

Helping Your Children Celebrate Their Mother, Whatever You’re Feeling Underneath

by William “Billy” Brown

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About the book

A quiet reckoning, written plainly

This isn’t about missing being celebrated yourself — it’s about helping your children celebrate their mother well, regardless of how the marriage ended, while managing your own complicated feelings privately underneath. A short, honest guide to a quiet, often invisible piece of fathering.

What readers will find inside

The practical and emotional sides of that quiet, often invisible labour. Navigating both amicable and difficult co-parenting relationships. And talking to your children about their mother honestly and fairly. Written plainly, for a day that asks something of you the cards never mention.

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Chapter One

From the opening pages

This isn’t about missing being celebrated yourself. It’s about helping your children celebrate their mother well — regardless of how the marriage ended — while managing your own complicated feelings privately underneath.

This short book covers the practical and emotional sides of that quiet, often invisible labour, navigating both amicable and difficult co-parenting relationships, and talking to your children about their mother honestly and fairly.

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About the author

William “Billy” Brown

William “Billy” Brown
Billy, at home in Scotland

Billy is a Scottish engineer, author and musician who spent more than thirty years working around the world before he ever thought of himself as a writer.

He writes from lived experience rather than theory — about work, love, distance, and the quieter lessons a working life hands over.