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Thursday, March 29, 2012 Which Books Should Every Woman Read? Women like books. We know this. We know it from the statistics -- according to an often cited study by the publishing research firm Bowker, women bought 64 percent of all books sold in 2009 -- from the runaway popularity of female book clubs, and from our own lives. Try just mentioning one of your favorite books the next time you're with a group of female friends. Whether it's "Little Women," "The Bell Jar," or your favorite Judy Blume, someone in the group is almost guaranteed to recognize it and say something along the lines of "god, I looooved that boooook." Which may devolve -- no, evolve -- into a conversation about all the books you've mutually loved and when you read them and why they moved you at that time in your life. It'll be an instant "love, loss and what I read" party. Please do try this at home. I Found My Boyfriend's Face On A Dating Website Meet SNL's New Female Cast Member Pediatrician Responds To Controversial Vogue Article The Latest Thing Girls Are Revealing On YouTube Best Quotes From Adrienne Rich Poems BLOG POSTS Marlo Thomas: Bully: The Year's Most Important Film Even if you have to drive across state lines to see Bully, your kids need to be in the audience. Whether you know it or not, they may be among the 13 million American children affected by bullying every year. For them, this is more than just a movie. It is real life. Melody Moezzi: Go Back to My Country? You never forget the first time you're told to "go back to your country." It's like being punched in the heart and stomach simultaneously. Alexis Sclamberg: Make Your Dream Come True: 5 Ways to Stick With It With a clear vision, open heart, and a whole lot of passion, you can manifest your wildest dreams. Just make sure to keep a spare tire in the trunk for your trip to that pot of gold. Stacy Wolf: What's Really Behind Our Obsession with the 60s What is it that grabs a 21st-century audience about the early 1960s? Leah Odze Epstein: Are Pills the New Alcohol? Mixing drugs and alcohol can be deadly, but many people don't think twice about popping a Xanax and still having their alcohol of choice.

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