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A place for real life parenting stories, real loud. For MUTHAs and others. Eds @meglemke @cherylekleinla + @jen-bryant + others / www.muthamagazine.com

Join us for Lost and Found! An official BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL BOOKEND EVENT. On Thursday, September 24, 7-8:30pm at Lofty Pigeon Books, Brooklyn. Featuring Emily Flake, Emi Nietfeld, and Cat Willett. MUTHA Magazine and Pen Parentis are teaming up for a night that goes from panel to party.

“Losing childcare had major implications for my ability to continue in college, but my biggest concern that day wasn’t about my own education…” Read an excerpt from STUDENT PARENT: THE FIGHT FOR FAMILIES, THE COST OF POVERTY, AND THE POWER OF COLLEGE at the link in comments. 🔗 #college

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Calling all MUTHAs! Come hang with us on 9/24 at Lofty Pigeon Books. Meet other writer parents while you listen to cool folks read their work and show their art. Featuring Emily Flake, Emi Nietfeld, and Cat Willett. 🔗 ⬇️ THIS IS AN OFFICIAL 2026 BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL BOOKEND EVENT. #BKBF2026

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“Why did I actually feel like I was on vacation at Bavarian Blast? The warm water and balmy temperature-controlled air certainly helped. But it was also because I’d been whisked away to a fantasy land—a world designed with families in mind.” - Cheryl Klein. www.muthamagazine.com/2026/08/wand...

Wanderlust: A Supposedly Fun Thing I Would Definitely Do Again

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>When I was in my twenties, I got briefly lost in a rainforest in Borneo. My...

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“One of the things I have seen in other motherless daughters is the shame of how they felt if their mother was sick.” New at MUTHA: Tiffany Graham Charkosky interviews Anna Nordberg about WHEN SHE WAS OURS. #books #interviews www.muthamagazine.com/2026/08/a-lo...

A Lost Mother’s Love is Never Gone: An Interview with Anna Nordberg

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><em>To read an essay by Anna Nordberg about the real-life loss that inspire...

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“Lose your breath at your parents asking, “Can we take the kids out for ice cream?” How did they know your skin was crawling from too many fingers touching you?” Read the rest of Hannah Grieco’s essay, excerpted from LIVING TOGETHER, at the link. 🔗 www.muthamagazine.com/2026/07/come...

Come With Us: An Excerpt from LIVING, TOGETHER

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Scrub the black mold out of the cabinets and closets, muttering first about...

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