This Week on TheLife.com (June 26 2009)
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A Few Good Reads
What are you in the mood for? Summer is a great time to catch up on your reading. Whether you’re looking for a little mystery, some inspiration, something thought provoking, or maybe even a good laugh – chances are there is a book waiting to take you there. Don’t know which book to pick? In our new “In Other Words” video interview, Senior Editor Claire talks with Nicole about a few of their latest favorites. Read more
Take action: Want to read the bestselling book of all time? Explore our guide to How do I approach reading the Bible?
You said it: This week, Octavia commented on Dads, Princesses and the Power of Woo, saying “A very true article. The sad part is when you don’t have that special relationship with your father and you settle for receiving love and atstention from whoever is willing to give it. Growing up you do not realise that something is missing in your life, that affirmation that you are special and beautiful …” Read the rest of the comment, and check out the article to add your own thoughts: Read more
Article: Building a Backyard Sandbox
Building a sandbox is actually easy enough that the kids can be quite involved in the process. Read more
Blog: Happy Campers
Is your child ready for summer camp? How can you find out? Read more
Coming up next week: One of the topics of our upcoming online chats is “Share a Highlight from Your Spring-Share Your Goals for Summer” Join us in the chat room June 29th 2009 @ 7:00pm EST for this chat or see also our full chat calendar for other upcoming topics.
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