Books by Catherine Green
Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 1
It’s Complicated (The Redcliffe Novels)
The Darkness of Love
The Wolf and the Fairy (Short Story)
My Vampire Boyfriend (The Redcliffe Novels)
Love Redeems (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 3
Return of the Vampire Hunter
Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 2
Vampire of Blackpool-
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Am I a Working Mother, a Housewife, or Both?
During the past five years or so, our government has tried to launch various incentives to persuade people back into the workplace and off the benefits system. More specifically this is aimed at women, and I say this based on … Continue reading
Trapped in the Housewife Hole
I feel trapped. When I had my first child, I made the decision not to return to work after taking maternity leave. The job I left wasn’t a career. I simply worked part-time as a retail assistant (in a high-street … Continue reading
Time to be Me
Today I can be me. Today I can step away from Mother and Wife, and I can be Catherine. Who is she? Who am I? A woman. A writer. A wife and mother. Someone who is still trying to find … Continue reading
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Get Back Behind that Sink and Nurture Your Children!
I have just listened to the BBC 5 Live radio phone-in regarding the issue around taking your children into work. This has been raised after Scottish MP Kirsty Blackman took her children to a Westminster committee hearing, apparently unable to … Continue reading
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“Put Your Children into Nursery and Go Out to Work!” Says the Prime Minister #Equality #WorkingFamilies
All of this talk about the general election, and everything that I am seeing in the culture of UK politics at the moment, is giving me a lot to think about. I never really got involved with politics before I … Continue reading
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The Challenge of the Mother at Home
I recently found time to catch up on reading a few magazines that I subscribe to. I was intrigued by a snippet in the May edition of Mother and Baby. It said that according to a recent survey (carried out … Continue reading
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Tagged being pregnant with the Duchess, busy mums, busy working moms, mompreneur, mother and baby, motherhood, stay at home mom, The Challenge of the Mother at Home, work from home with children, working mother or housewife, working mothers in UK, working with children
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Vampires, Werewolves, and a Baby
I am currently on a mission to promote Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel), to build a fan-base and get the book into bookshops and the media. So far I have featured in one local newspaper, I will appear in another … Continue reading
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