Six stories about love and family

Spending time with loved ones during the holiday season may make some people think about the role family and parenting play in their lives. On today’s reading list Our editors have rounded up stories about make-or-break marriage lessons. How to raise children with confidence The eldest daughter’s situation, and much more.

Sometimes the best thing parents can do is to do nothing.

Raising children shouldn’t be this difficult.

The existence of love, trust, respect, and safety in a relationship often depends on moments that you might consider minor disagreements.

Women are expected to be caregivers. Expect your firstborn to be an example. Being both is exhausting.

If where you live isn’t really your home And you have the resources to change that. It might just make you miraculously happy.

Parents and adult children often fail to realize how much the rules of family life have changed in the past half century.

1. Star Wars: The Skeleton CrewAn action series starring Jude Law as a Force user who faces four lost children trying to get home. (Premieres Monday on Disney+)

2. Y2Kwhich is a comedy-horror film directed by Saturday Night Live Alum Kyle Mooney about machines and technology turning against humans in the year 2000 (in theaters Friday)

3. HolocaustSuspense novel by Christopher Bollen is about an elderly widow who is reminded of her past when she meets a young mother and her son at an inn. (released on Tuesday)

Oz is still primarily an adaptation of many books. which made the series an enduring icon. (Author L. Frank) Baum’s world is best remembered when it appears on screen. That’s especially true of the 1939 musical starring Judy Garland as Dorothy: a place filled with songs like “Over the Rainbow” and images like the Yellow Brick Road. which became the most memorable aspect of the franchise, and with The Wonderful Wizard of OzEntering the public domain in 1956 brought new works. Unacceptable, successive generations have reiterated these features to tell their own Oz stories.

No change has been more important to Oz’s longevity. evil–