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I've thought about this for a long time. And now that the perfect book has come along for it, we're going to leap into it. Below is an invitation for a learning journey that will change your life. It's changing mine.
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As an editor, I've had a chance to work on a lot of books over the past three decades. Many have lifted me, taught me...
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Being the Mom: 10 Coping Strategies I Learned by Accident Because I Had Children on Purpose
   3.96 avg rating — 494 ratings
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2002
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Confessions of an Unbalanced Woman
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2006
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Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi-Practical Solutions for the Really Busy Woman
3.92 avg rating — 265 ratings
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2003
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I Hate It When Exercise Is the Answer: A Fitness Program for the Soul
3.90 avg rating — 213 ratings
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2009
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How to Survive Your Greatest Blessings
4.18 avg rating — 33 ratings
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2005
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Live, Love, and Learn: Devotional Messages for Women
by Deseret Book Company, Mary Ellen Edmunds , Emily Watts 4.08 avg rating — 77 ratings
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2008
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Women Are, That They Might Have Joy Too
by John Bytheway, Emily Watts 4.52 avg rating — 25 ratings
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“I'm not really silly enough to think that chocolate solves anything. But it calms me. It's a soothing assurance, that this hectic life I have worked myself into is also full of wonderful surprises and unexpected sweetness. It reminds me that a hefty percentage of my "problems" don't really need to be solved at all, just outlasted.”
― Emily Watts, Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi-Practical Solutions for the Really Busy Woman
― Emily Watts, Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi-Practical Solutions for the Really Busy Woman
“Burnt toast is actually fairly symbolic of Motherhood. If you are the one who burned the toast, you scrape if off and eat it yourself. If they burned it, you eat it because the burned it specially for you.”
― Emily Watts
― Emily Watts
“Let people know that you will always believe in the happy ending to the story--because the story doesn't end here. Some happy endings will never be read in this life. But the atonement of Jesus Christ promises us that our stories will all have successful conclusions one day, if we put our trust in him.”
― Emily Watts, Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi-Practical Solutions for the Really Busy Woman
― Emily Watts, Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi-Practical Solutions for the Really Busy Woman
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