Lost a book! (Need pro-family literature titles)

[Potter]

Hello, friends:

A few weeks ago I visited my university library and had planned to check out a book on how modern culture stressed and weakened the family. Two aspects were no-fault divorces and situations in which both spouses had to work away from the home. Some other titles caught my eye, and when I returned yesterday I realized: I couldn’t think of the book I was after before. I’ve searched my web history and bookmarks to no avail; I’ve spent hours combing Amazon’s related reads for books on the family, with no result. Soo…if anyone here does reading in this area I would very much appreciate your suggestions. My hope is that the title I’ve forgotten will surface in this little canvas.

So far the closest contender is Who Killed the American Family?, but it isn’t in my library, and this mystery book most definitely was.

Any help?

 

[Viki63]

Return to Order, by John Horvath?

That’s probably not the one you’re thinking of, but it’s good, “Suggests a practical pathway to avoid the economic and spiritual crises that are looming before us . . .” Archbishop of St Paul & Minneapolis.

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[Potter]

I’m waiting to check that one out on my Kindle (I can get it through the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library), but it’s not “The One”. Thanks for the suggestion, though!

 

[Potter]

I FOUND IT! I actually stuck the note with the title on top of my bookcase, and then chanced upon it while dusting. That’s a “thanks be to God” moment right there! If anyone was curious, the book is The Marriage Problem by James Q. Wilson.