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Ladies, today we have Jessica Turner on the show talking all about her new book,

Stretch Too Thin. It was a really fun conversation for me because I've just now kind of

really become a full-time working mom. So it was really interesting for me

to be able to read this book from both having been a full-time stay-at-home mom and a working mom.

And I really did find a lot of information that I felt like could be beneficial to both

working moms and non-working moms. I thought it was a really great book. And I think you guys

are really going to like my conversation with Jessica today. But before we get there, I wanted to mention a couple of things.

As you guys know, the same page podcast kicked off a couple of weeks ago and it is doing so

well. People are loving using it with their families. If you're unfamiliar with what it is,

I thought my friend Sarah Ronk did a really good job on Instagram of distilling it down for families. If you're unfamiliar with what it is, I thought my friend Sarah

Ronk did a really good job on Instagram of distilling it down for me. I was so grateful to her for

helping give me my elevator pitch. And basically the core episodes are that in five minutes or less,

you can expose your kids to scripture, Shakespeare, poetry, and historical facts. Right now we're

working on the presidents. And then you just

repeat it every day and you help your whole family together to learn these things and memorize them.

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