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What a Difference a Daddy Makes: The Indelible Imprint a Dad Leaves on His Daughter's Life
$14.99
Cubby must have some horrifically sore elbows patting himself on the back for so many pages. One gathers from this book that a mother is hardly necessary except perhaps as the holy vessel for bearing children. Yet this man has been on the talk-show, speakers', and book-signing circuits for ages so it stands to reason that his daughters are great kids because the woman who stayed home and raised them is an incredible woman. As a conservative and a Christian I didn't find this book appealing. Children benefit from two involved, loving parents who are kind and respectful to each other. I bought this book on the advice of my kid's pediatrician thinking it would help my husband do a better job of talking WITH our daughter. After reading the book I think it merely suggests that men are what women need whether we women know it or not. (And that if you don't have a dad in the image of Cubby Leman, woe is you. His insights are vague - girls need support, they need love. Leman doesn't really offer any true insight to girl/woman thought processes and how they are so different than boys or how to grasp those differences and relate kindly and well with daughters. Wish I had my money back.

Rocketbooks: Shakespear's Macbeth - A Study Guide
$14.98
William Shakespeare's Macbeth tells the story of Macbeth, a warrior in Scotland's army. When three witches predict that he will be the nextking, Macbeth's dark tale of his violent rise to kingship begins. First performed in 1606, scholars believe Shakespeare wrote Macbeth with the intent of flattering King James, formerly of Scotland.

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$9.99

Pilgrim Days: Indelible Grace II
$16.99
I love all Indelible Grace music, and totally recommend this one. I listen to Indelible Grace over and over and never tire of the music.