Marion Winik Books

Dona Schwartz

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From the morning scramble to get her kids off to school to the good-night kisses when (at last) they are asleep, Winik takes on the difficult subjects of everyday life, from sex and drugs to what t...

The Lunch-Box Chronicles

By Marion Winik

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Child Magazine Best Book of the Year"For me, parenting is like dieting. Every day, I wake up filled with resolve and good intentions, perfection in view, and every day I somehow stray from the pat...

Telling

By Marion Winik

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Telling

By Marion Winik

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First Comes Love

By Marion Winik

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Telling

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First comes love

By Marion Winik

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When National Public Radio commentator Marion Winik broadcast a piece on "All Things Considered" about the death of her husband, Tony, the response was amazing: an outpouring of letters, phone call...

Telling

By Marion Winik

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Combining the insight of Anna Quindlen and the comic storytelling of Garrison Keillor with her own singularly outrageous humor, a commentator on NPR's All Things Considered takes us on a tour of th...

Black Sun Signs: An African-American Guide to the Zodiac

By Thelma Balfour

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