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link to How to Read Books for Fun as a Busy Adult

How to Read Books for Fun as a Busy Adult

Reading was my favorite hobby growing up. Then came college, marriage, kids and work. I struggled to fit reading books for fun into a busy life. What works and what doesn’t?  Start by...

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21 Practical Ways to Have a Reading Family

If you’re looking for practical ways to have a reading family, here's ideas that worked for our family when our four kids were growing up.   Add reading to the chore chartCapitalize on...

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Books Like Pride and Prejudice

If you’re looking for more books like Pride and Prejudice, which experience do you want to repeat?  If you’re looking for another literary masterpiece, try Peace Like a River or...

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link to No Time to Read? See Jane Read

No Time to Read? See Jane Read

This is Jane.  Jane is overwhelmed by the daily tornados in her life.  But she can’t quit her job and she can’t sell the kids. Not that she wanted to, of course. The thought...

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link to How to Start a Reading Habit for Stress Relief

How to Start a Reading Habit for Stress Relief

Let’s face it. Life is stressful. The great news is that reading is one of the best ways to cope with stress.  How do you get start with a reading habit that helps you...

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How Do You Create a Relatable Character in Historical Fiction?

I'm so excited to have Amy Lynn Green on the blog to give us a peek behind the curtain on how to create relatable characters in historical fiction. Trust me, not every writer can do this....

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