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   donab on May 24, 2013 at 4:42 PM

   I have Carry On Warrior in my “to read” stack, so I’ll move it to the top. It seems we read similarly; I have read or am reading the rest of your list. I’m currently working on Let the Great World Spin for my book group this month and am enjoying it so far. Different stories all strung together by the time and place of the tightrope walker between the WTC towers in 1974. I’m also enjoying the memoir The Blue Jay’s Dance by Louise Erdich, about her years of early motherhood. Beautiful, beautiful words, which I’m savoring in tiny sips.

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   Robyn on May 24, 2013 at 6:08 PM

   I read Daring Greatly a few weeks ago & I am also in the middle of How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber. I’m currently reading also a few other books – like you! Are you on Goodreads.com?

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   Kelli on May 24, 2013 at 8:20 PM

   I have the first two on your list on my shelf! I will have to check out the others. Thanks for your words and photos. Both are very healing to me on a daily basis.

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   Amber on May 24, 2013 at 11:17 PM

   Love your book choices! I’m re-reading the How to talk to your kids books at the moment as well. Its so fun (and strange) to try to explain the cartoons to my little boys when they find me reading it! And I love, LOVE, love Rachel Naomi Remen. I’m a medical student and in the midst of the crazy, reading her books brings me back to why I decided to study medicine in the first place! She has so very much wisdom and grace. Right now, I’m reading Raising our Children, Raising Ourselves by Naomi Aldort and loving the way she reframes parenting. I read too many parenting books! But this one really seems to nail the intuitive kind of parenting that absolutely rings true to the kind of parent I hope to be. Also, thank you for sharing your own words of wisdom on life and parenting — I learn so much from you!

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   simone on May 25, 2013 at 12:43 AM

   I want to read Daring Greatly too! Thanks for the other recommendation–I’ll put it on my list. I want to read more parenting books but I always kind of read them with one eye closed, like I am going to read something that I am doing that is messing up my kid. So right now I’m reading Pay Attention For Goodness Sake by Buddhist teacher Sylvia Boorstein after hearing her on a podcast. She’s so great! It’s here, if you’re interested:
   http://bit.ly/16jnjd1

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   Belinda on May 25, 2013 at 2:28 AM

   I constantly have many books on my beside table that I am part way through reading. I juggle between them depending on the mood. At the moment I have the Mosquito Coast (read before in high school), Hungry for Change (never read before), Quantum Wellness (read before), Toxic Sugar (never read before) and A New Earth (read before). This is on top of my textbooks and study notes.

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   Gabi on May 25, 2013 at 4:32 AM

   I’m almost done with Carry On, Warrior. Just LOVE that book! Daring Greatly is on my bookshelf as well, Brene is amazing!
   I will check the rest of your list, thanks for the tips, Andrea!

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