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Every mother has a story or two. And it seems every child has a story or two about Mom. Here are some new titles to keep in mind for Mother's Day on May 11:
• Mother Nurture: Life Lessons From the Mothers of America's Best and Brightest by Stephanie Hirsch (William Morrow: $24.95). Every success story begins with a mom. Just ask Steven Spielberg's mother. • A Remarkable Mother by Jimmy Carter (Simon & Schuster, $22.95). Memoir from former president about his mother, Miss Lillian, who once discussed the family's "two-holer" outhouse with Johnny Carson. • Please Excuse My Daughter by Julie Klam (Riverhead, $22.95). Memoir about growing up as the only daughter of a dependent mother who shunned a career. • Riding Shotgun: Women Write About Their Mothers (Borealis Books, $24.95). Collection of stories from the likes of Jonis Agee, Heid Erdrich and Morgan Grayce Willow. • Making Up With Mom by Julie Halpert and Deborah Carr (Thomas Dunne Books, $24.95). Explains why mothers anddaughters disagree about kids,careers and casseroles, and what to do about it. • Grabbing at Water: A Mother-Daughter Memoir by Joan and Maddy Lambur (Simon Spotlight Entertainment, $14.95, paperback). The authors look at raising children from wildly different perspectives. • Designated Daughter: The Bonus Years With Mom by D.G. Fulford with Phyllis Greene (Voice, $22.95). Returning home after the death of her father, the author becomes her mother's closest companion.
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