We all love a good meal, but there's no feeling quite like cooking one,

whether it's everyone at yours for a Sunday roast, or after-school sausage and mash.

Quick, simple, gone in minutes.

One thing brings it all together.

Ah, Bisto, the original gravy.

Rich, smooth, and unmistakable since 1908.

When the gravy makes the dish, make the gravy.

Ah, Bisto.

Hello, friends, and welcome to the mini-eddit from Edit Your Life.

In these snack-sized mini-episodes, I answer your questions about everything from self-care

to parenting, to relationships, to home, and more.

Think of me like that friend you text or call when you need a quick piece of compassionate

and candid advice.

Send me your questions.

Hello, friends, I am delighted to share another book

Roundup for you. And today, the general theme is family dynamics, sometimes blended families,

complicated families, and I have four picks for you. The first pick is We All Live Here by Jojo Moise. Though I can't recall

Moise's full catalog off the top of my head, I have read a lot, possibly all of her books.

And as I recall, for example, with me before you as a major anchor, her stories typically

center heavily on a central love story.

To me, we all live here felt very different because it was a multi-generational story.

The plot is anchored around a family that includes a woman named Lila, whose husband

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