The first one took me along a darkened, twisty trail as girls became teenagers rebelling against their parents and wrestling with own personal demons, as teens became twentysomethings who still needed their own mothers, to women becoming mothers themselves (or wanna-be mothers) who struggled with their own rocky childhoo
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The following is an article from Traveling Pat! Patricia is a regular contributor to The Inspirational Mom.
It hasn't been a stellar week for women in the arts. Let me be more specific: It’s been a lousy week for female writers and women in the film industry.
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After I finished reading the New York Times bestselling book, The Obamas, by Times reporter Jodi Kantor, I came to this not-so-pretty conclusion: It sucks to be the first lady.
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The first quote in Diane Keaton’s new book Then Again is from her mother, Dorothy Deanne Keaton Hall. “I always say my life is this family, and that’s the truth.” The first word of the book is “Mom.”
Do you remember that wonderful feeling of snuggling up under the covers with your favorite book? Or a cold winter night when your parents read you a story while a fire burned in the fireplace and snow fell softly outside.
With books, these memories come alive again. And those old books and treasured memories can be shared with your own children, building a bond across the generations.
