'In "Primary Homework, Mothering and Maternal Agency", Lehner-Mear brings together scholarly insights and the stories of individual mothers in relation to homework. The book shines the light of various theories – neoliberalism, feminism, intersectionality among them – on the day-to-day experiences of mothers negotiating home-based, but school-directed, learning. This book will be of value to anyone interested in mothers’ work, parent (which usually means mother, after all) engagement, or out of school learning.'- Janet Goodall, Professor of Education, Swansea University, UK'Drawing on valuable data from family experiences, Primary Homework, Mothering and Maternal Agency illustrates the emotional entanglement of mothering and homework. It recognizes the important work of mothers in reconceptualising homework as a social and relational activity, demonstrating the nuanced experiences of varied families. An insightful read for all educators.'- Carolyn Clarke, Assistant Professor, St. Francis Xavier University, Canada