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Susan Alexander Yates is a popular speaker and the author of several books, including And Then I Had Kids and Then I Had Teenagers. A regular guest on FamilyLife Today and other national radio programs, she lives with her husband, John, in Virginia. Learn more at www.susanalexanderyates.com.

Comprend les noms: Susan Yates, Susan A. Yates

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Œuvres de Susan Alexander Yates

What Really Matters At Home (1992) 62 exemplaires
Building a Home Full of Grace (2003) 27 exemplaires
A Home Full of Grace (2002) 7 exemplaires

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This book is a must read for anyone approaching or in the middle of becoming an empty nester! We are about 6 years away ourselves baring any returning children. Barbara and Susan have not only done their research on making the transition but they have lived it themselves and interviewed a lot of other women for this book. Their goal is to give us the tools we need to make a smoother transition and to realize that we are not alone nor are we done once the kids leave. It is a jumping off place for us to start a new phase of life. They give us lots of ways to find our next mission once the children are grown and ways to renew our marriages once we are just two again. It is a brilliant read! Just get it! LOL… (plus d'informations)
 
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Leann | 1 autre critique | Jun 27, 2023 |
One of my best memories as a child are the ones connected with 4-H Camp. The crafts and games during the day and then, at night, sitting around the campfire or taking part in the talent show that was always held on the last night. Other favorite memories are my visits to my grandparents' house during the summer and having some of my cousins there. Susan Alexander Yates and her husband have taken it one step further by having cousin camps for their grandchildren and they truly offer them a camp experience. These camps were meant to help the cousins from different states get to know each but they have also given their grandparents the chance to stress the importance of faith and worship.

Yates has written this book to share the knowledge and experiences she has learned from these times and Cousin Camp is full of valuable advice to help others plan such an event. At the end of each chapter there are Questions to Consider with space to jot down your thoughts and there's also a 'Designing Your Camp' chapter that allows you to develop your own individual plan. Suggestions for activities, daily schedules, and a chapter devoted to prayer are also included.

This book provides a wealth of information and much of it can be adapted for family reunions. You will want to read it if you are wanting to create bonds with your grandchildren, if you desire to grow closer to all of your family, and if you want memories that will last a life time. Cousin Camp is an exceptional guide to help you achieve these goals.

I voluntarily received this book from the author. There was no obligation to post a favorable review and these are my honest thoughts.
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fcplcataloger | Apr 3, 2020 |
Feel like I could have written it.
 
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KoestK | 1 autre critique | Jun 13, 2016 |
Somewhat useful but overall basic book on parenting, especially in the young years.
 
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dolphari | Feb 15, 2014 |

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23
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731
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5
ISBN
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