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Thank you for this opportunity to share with your readers again this year the books I have read. I am continually inspired by Telegraph Herald Executive Editor Amy Gilligan’s annual
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the gender disparity in romantic relationships has grown even wider, driven by the changing household needs that came with school cancellations, disrupted child care, lockdowns and the transition to working from home. Trends in family dynamics can be hard to track, but this tectonic shift was obvious: American women have exited the workforce at a disturbing rate, with approximately 493,000 more women than men quitting their jobs.
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Bookworm: Advice on getting, keeping love ‘Girlhood’ offers optimism and enlightenment Terri Schlichenmeyer c. 2021. Artisan By Nate Klemp, PhD, and Kaley Klemp c. 2021, Penguin Life “Single and Forced to Mingle: A Guide for (Nearly) Any Socially Awkward Situation” By Melissa Croce $16.99; 176 pages Your beloved is getting on your last nerve. You can probably blame it on the pandemic: you’re both working from home and that’s a lot of togetherness. Or you’re separated by miles and masks. Or, well, to heck with this Valentine’s Day stuff, anyhow. So why not do something about it...