

History Lessons by Bebe Vaughan
My memoir will be my search for my father. Because so little is known about him, everything requires research. I am not very good at research, but I cling to two constant companions: Memory and Imagination
Single by Jesse Young
These are my qualifications: I’m a dad, and I’m not married. I’m not single now, either, but someday soon that will be more than just A State of Mind.
Empty Nest by Mark Wiertalla
We learned to work as a team when packing for the weekend, setting up a tent in the dark and finding sticks to cook hot dogs. The best family-building tool is Camping.
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Teen Talk by Miles Lester
From September 2007: I’ll answer your questions as well as I can, but please bear in mind that I’m a teenage boy and I forget things, even though I am The Answer Man.
What Women Want by Laura Barrett
From August 2008: The divorce has had positive effects on the emotional well-being of my family – on the grown-ups and children alike. But it isn’t all peaches and cream when it comes to The Divorce Schedule.
Newbies by Jessica Kearney Heidgerken
From August 2007: We assumed that pets would not serve to prepare us for parenthood. But now we see The Ways Our Baby Is Like a Puppy.
Great Expectations by Harry Shenk
From November 2007: These are the top ten Questions that Expectant Parents Ask Each Other.
Teen Talk by Ethan Sorscher
From June 2008 If you are what you eat, I must be everything, because I Love to Eat.
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