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Growing Up With Seven Parents: A Memoir of Unconventional Love

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Matthew Dicks' memoir, Growing Up With Seven Parents, is a heartwarming and thought-provoking story about his childhood growing up with seven parents. Dicks was born to two lesbian mothers, and his family grew to include four more parents over the years. His parents were all committed to raising him in a loving and supportive environment, and they taught him the importance of acceptance, tolerance, and compassion.

Growing Up With Seven Parents

by Donald N Lombardi

5 out of 5

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Growing Up With Seven Parents is a unique and inspiring story that challenges traditional notions of family. Dicks' memoir offers a glimpse into the lives of a family that is different from most others, but is no less loving and supportive. The book is a reminder that family is not always defined by blood, but by the people who love and care for you.

Dicks' writing is honest and engaging, and he does a wonderful job of capturing the complexities of his childhood. He writes about the challenges of growing up in a non-traditional family, but he also highlights the love and support that he received from his parents. Growing Up With Seven Parents is a must-read for anyone who is interested in the power of love and the importance of family.

Growing Up With Seven Parents: A Conversation With Matthew Dicks

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Matthew Dicks about his memoir, Growing Up With Seven Parents. Dicks is a talented writer and a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. He is also a loving husband and father, and his memoir is a testament to the power of love and family.

During our conversation, Dicks talked about the challenges of growing up in a non-traditional family. He said that he was often bullied by other kids, and that he sometimes felt like he didn't fit in. However, he also said that his parents were always there for him, and that they taught him the importance of being himself.

Dicks' memoir is a powerful reminder that family is not always defined by blood. It is about the people who love and care for you, and who are there for you no matter what. Growing Up With Seven Parents is a must-read for anyone who is interested in the power of love and the importance of family.

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Growing Up With Seven Parents

by Donald N Lombardi

5 out of 5