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Mar. 7, 2024

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PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED
8 Historical Fiction Novels To Read During Women’s History Month ([link removed])

“Historical fiction often gets a bad rap,” writes Emily Weaver. “Routinely confused for the dusty old textbooks tucked away in the deep corners of the library, the enriching genre is a colorful, more interesting way to learn about our history — not just as a nation, but as women.” And so today, she’s rounding up some great reads for Women’s History Month.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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HILARIOUS
A Hockey Coach Watching His Son On The Jumbotron Is The Funniest Thing You'll See Today ([link removed])

All parents will recognize St. Louis Blues’ assistant coach Steve Ott's expression: trying to keep a straight face while your child does something amazingly ridiculous.
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RED CARPET TREATMENT
An American Mom Gave Birth At A Japanese Birth Clinic & Every Pregnant Person Deserves This Experience ([link removed])

"In America, they just give you a bill and some trauma."
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WHAT A THROWBACK
Parents Share 19 Nostalgic Foods & Drinks They Loved Growing Up — But Rarely Give Their Kids ([link removed])

Nothing’ll take you back to childhood faster than a bologna sandwich and Kool-Aid with spoonfuls of sugar in it.
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REREADS
What ‘Little Women’ Taught Me About Being A Great Mom ([link removed])

“I’ve always known that Marmee March is a good mother. Actually, a great mother. The matriarch of Little Women, Louisa May Alcott’s beloved tale of four sisters growing up in Civil War-era Massachusetts, is an icon of ‘perfect parenting,’ as if such a thing ever has or ever will exist. She’s basically American literature’s patron saint of good moms,” writes Carrie Mullins. And when she revisited the book, she found she was right — but for different reasons than she remembered.
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What We’re Reading

⮕ What To Expect When You’re Esther Povitsky ([link removed])

⮕ My Husband Has Given Up On Parenting Our Daughter. She’s Still A Baby. ([link removed])

⮕ Is This Motherly Love Or Something ‘Toxic’? ([link removed])

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