Articles related to "Mother Daughter Relationships"

A tween girl has many emotions the older she gets. She may be moody one minute and as sweet as can be the next. What is a mother to do with this new person?

A powerful and thought provoking "road map" for mothers to ensure a close, life long relationship with their daughters.

Clare Jay's stunning debut novel explores the complexity of the mother-daughter relationship.

When Sarla decides to spend her summer holidays in Daroga, India with her grandparents, she doesn't expect to find lasting friendship or family secrets.

" It is its own religion, this love. Uncontainable, savage, and without end, it is what I feel for my child." --- Claire Fontaine; Come Back

Notes left on the refrigerator door take on new meaning for a mother and daughter when their world is suddenly changed by an event that neither of them anticipated.

Strengthen your mother daughter relationship with these easy and fun activities for Mother's Day or any other day of the year.

In Have I Got a Guy for You, women tell of their true accounts in being set up by their mothers.

Dia Calhoun, winner of the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children's Literature, discusses fantasy, the pressures of awards, and the importance of relationships.

Vacation is over, the kids are back to school, and life gets much busier! While you're waiting for the kids at soccer or dance, why not pick up a new book?

Chicana and Latina authors write about diverse topics, but family relationships with all its nuances and issues is a common theme in many of these novels.

Do you want to get know your tween daughter better, dads? Here are some ideas to get the ball rolling. You'll be surprised how easy it can be to communicate together.

There is hope beyond high school.

A mother-daughter "spa" at home gives tween or teen girls the chance to relax and laugh with mom, while elementary schoolers get a thrill from acting like an adult.

The life of Narcissa Whitman is reflective of the lives of pioneer women, hard working and family oriented; these women are the unsung heros of the frontier.

Tori Spelling focuses on her desire to raise her kids in a normal environment while still living the celebrity lifestyle.

A collection of beautifully written reflections, this book is a must-read for all brides, whether they are preparing for the big day or celebrating their anniversaries.

Amy Tan, the author of five New York Times bestsellers, two children's books and numerous magazine articles, is finally trying her hand at an opera libretto.

Agatha Christie's world fame derives from her persona as a crime writer. But she also wrote six romantic novels, which deserve much more recognition than they have had.

Indochine is a haunting tale of love set in the era of war. Camille is a gentle, loving spirit who transforms into a strong, defiant rebel in the name of love.

A new breed of insecurities have made their way into the psyche's of not only teens, but their mothers as well.

Movies love to display the love-hate roller coaster that mothers and daughters go through together.

Amy Tan writes of Chinese culture, mainly focusing on the mother-daughter relationship and Chinese-American female identity. Her work is based on her life experiences.