About this eBook
This is a fun cartoon-based book that is dedicated to showering praises and tributes on wives for their unflinching support, commitment, and personal sacrifice. Both commercial and personal cartoon products are used as the basis for communicating the messages in the book. The versatility of wives cannot be overstated. The premise of this book is that women are biologically wired to be caretakers of all. Mothers and wives, in particular, are the ultimate caretakers. Wives have a natural instinct and disposition to be caring and nurturing. This book is not prejudicial against husbands, but it points out comical and adorable facts about husband-and-wife pairs. All wives are mothers, too, even if they do not biologically have children of their own. In this respect, husbands are like adopted and loved sons. The book takes a humorous look at husband-wife relationships. While there are facts and fictions in the contents, the overall theme and premise of the book is to have fun with everyday observations in marital scenarios and man-and-woman social relationships.
About the author
Deji Badiru is an award-winning author, educator, researcher, and administrator. He is a registered professional engineer (PE) and a certified project management professional (PMP). He is a member of several professional organizations and author of several books and journal articles. He has received awards for his teaching, writing, and professional accomplishments. He has diverse areas of avocation. His professional accomplishments are coupled with his passion of writing about everyday events, interpersonal issues, and social observations.
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