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The other book, The Parenthood Dilemma, in which the author portrays her own ambivalence towards becoming a mother and the ambivalence among millennial and Gen Z women more generally.

One of the major factors for the author, Gina Rushton, is climate anxiety, although there are other concerns that have led her to be, quote unquote, child free.

To Kill a Mockingbird, A Catcher in the Rye, The Kite Runner, The Bluest Eye, The Diary of Anne Frank.

If you're not sure where to start, check out American Citizenship and its Decline with Victor Davis Hansen.

You can start your free course of American Citizenship and its Decline with Victor Davis Hansen.

She now has a new book out, excellent, important book called Lost in Transnation, A Child Psychiatrist Guide Out of Madness.

My book is an inoculation. I want parents to start really early.

Your book, Lost in Transnation, Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of Madness can be purchased right now by anyone.

I did the audio version. I actually narrated the entire book, took 40 hours.

It doesn't contain ideological expressions; it's really unfortunate mental health issues... it doesn't approach the depth of the Unabomber manifesto.

Nothing Audrey Hale wrote approaches the depth of the Unabomber manifesto for example, which seems fair enough.

Faith Moore and Andrew Clavin's talented daughter has written a new rendition of the ageold Christmas classic A Christmas Carol except this time Carol is spelled with a K. It's a modern twist on the story with a female protagonist in a world where boss babes are champion at the expense of family. Faith is making the case that having what matters is far better than having it all. Available to preorder, order yours on Amazon or wherever you get your books today.

Faith Moore, Andrew Klavan's talented daughter, has written a new rendition of the ageold Christmas classic, A Christmas Carol, except this time it's with a K. It's a modern twist on the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, except with a female protagonist. A Christmas Carol, now available for preorder. You can get it now. Order yours on Amazon or wherever you get your books today.

The most heavily anticipated economics book of the year makes a radical argument. Having married parents is good for kids.

The economist Melissa Kearney writes in The Two-Parent Privilege released this week.

Kearney has written an important careful book on a topic that is an elephant in the room.

As she puts it, still I'm not sure anyone has any idea what to do with the elephant.

That book is called Rainbow Parenting your guide to raising queer kids and their allies. So here's a paragraph from the first chapter of that book... I encourage you to think of infancy as a practice round. You can create a queer and genderaffirming environment in their nursery babble to them about consent while you're changing their diaper.

Already, but even if you leave that aside, that's the worst parenting advice I've ever heard in my life. Yeah, you know infancy It's a practice round. It's just this is the rough draft. Don't worry about it.

She wrote it in her book and it was published. It goes from there: you can introduce toddlers to big abstract concepts like queerness and difference and develop healthy skills like body Kindness and consent.

we have the book and plushy bundle where you get the walrus and my bestselling LGBTQ children's book Johnny the Walrus

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there's a good article and it's based on another book by David Berlinski called Deniable Darwin, I think it's called.

In a TikTok video by the Washington Post, Rothweigel, an activist and author of the memoir Inverse Cowgirl, which details her experiences living as an intersex woman in one of the nexuses of the antitrans movement, Texas.

In his new book, Blinded by the White, Dr. Miller Perlman lays out the background for his theory and showed us how he's fighting to end the legacy of racism in his own home.

historian Douglas Brinkley, the author of The Great Deluge about the disaster.

just three of the audiobook titles it offers. Okay, Stuart Little, Winnie the Pooh and Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Five Minute Stories.

You know um this reminds me one of my kids favorite Dr. Seuss books is called There's a Wocket in my Pocket and this reminds me of that book in some way because Dr. Seuss also enjoyed making up silly words off the top of his head.

Having mentioned his Vision and Destiny, Marriage, and Dragons, Monsters, and Men. Additionally, you can immerse yourself in discussions that nurture your spiritual side, like Logos and Literacy, and Jordan's groundbreaking series on the Book of Exodus.

Having mentioned his Vision and Destiny, Marriage, and Dragons, Monsters, and Men. Additionally, you can immerse yourself in discussions that nurture your spiritual side, like Logos and Literacy, and Jordan's groundbreaking series on the Book of Exodus.

I haven't even mentioned his Beyond Order lecture series, which is part of his recent work.

Jordan has created thought provoking works that reshape your perspective on life, which include vision and destiny marriage and dragons, monsters, and men.

Additionally, you can immerse yourself in discussions that nurture your spiritual side, like logos and literacy and Jordan's groundbreaking series on the book of Exodus.

Here's a quote from Millett's dissertation, Sexual Politics. Quote, a sexual revolution would require an end of traditional sexual inhibitions and taboos, particularly those that most threaten patriarchal monogamous marriage.