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Books you'll love. October 26, 2024 Welcome to the weekend. We'll start with , then pivot to... - Mo

Books you'll love. [For the best experience, read in browser.]( October 26, 2024 Welcome to the weekend. We'll start with [book recommendations from our editors](, then pivot to... - Moving breast cancer stories from my friends [Sarah Sanders]( and [Molly Helfet]( - How to protect yourself from [a popular automotive scam]( - [The perfect soup for fall]( - [A simple hack for fresher breath]( Thanks for waking up with us!   Shelf Awareness [Collage of book covers]( KCM/Amazon Want to kick back with a page-turner this weekend? No matter your genre of choice, you'll find something that's guaranteed to grip you in this roundup of [the best books our staff has read lately](. [SEE THE LIST](   Saturday Spotlight [black and white photo of women rowing a dragon boat]( Empire Dragons Pushing forward: In a powerful personal essay, my friend Molly Helfet writes about winning her battle with breast cancer and [the newfound hobby that boosts fitness and offers a sense of community]( for survivors like her. Boys' club: Can Kamala Harris win the support of male voters? That's the million-dollar question rattling the Democratic Party, and journalist Liz Plank has lots of thoughts about it. She explains [the most effective way to engage with men about their vote]( and unpacks the role of traditional masculinity in this election. Check yourself: We hear about chemotherapy a lot, but the truth is that only a minority of early-stage breast cancer patients actually benefit from it. In partnership with Exact Sciences, we've got the scoop on [a cutting-edge test]( that identifies when this treatment can help. In uniform: An Air Force major explains [what it's really like to be transgender in the military]( — and what might happen to these service members if Donald Trump takes back the White House.   First-Person [Sarah Sanders in a hospital bed]( Sarah Sanders/KCM I first met Sarah Sanders in April 2020, when she was just six weeks into her diagnosis of triple negative breast cancer. Despite this devastating news, she emanated radiance and grace. [Here’s our first conversation.]( Because we both live in NYC, we became friends. I remember when Jay was sick, he told me, “Cancer is the loneliest experience in the world.” Sarah lives alone, and her family lives in Illinois. I met her mom and brother when they came to visit, but I could only imagine how hard it was when she was by herself. Her rescue dog Sadie was a lifesaver. Sarah and I haven’t seen each other for a while, but we stay in touch via text. I think it’s safe to say that she’s been through hell, and she had some dark days, but her heart is always so open and she hasn’t lost the radiance I saw when we first met. I asked her if she would write an essay about her experience for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. [Here’s Sarah’s story.]( I think her words will show you what I mean. [READ MORE](   [Photo of an underwater diver with the text: ''Ripple Effect: Take the plunge and rediscover the world's wonders in our biweekly newsletter. Sign me up.''](   Most Popular Reads [Joe Biden and Jill Biden]( "A New Journey" This week, First Lady Jill Biden opened up about her take on the president's decision to drop out of the 2024 campaign. [Read More »]( [Two cars crashed into each other on the side of the road]( Accidentally on Purpose We'll tell you about the most common car accident scams to be on the lookout for — and how to protect yourself if you're targeted. [Read More »]( [The Golden Bachelorette's final four contestants]( The Golden Bachelorette Prepare for belly laughs as our recapper returns with hot takes on Joan's hometown dates with the four men still vying to win her heart. [Read More »](   In Focus [The must-see documentary Zurawski v. Texas]( is named for [the heartbreaking experiences of Amanda Zurawski](, who almost died after being denied an abortion in the Lone Star State. Stories like hers have become all too common since the fall of Roe v. Wade, and this urgent doc reveals the true consequences of that ruling. Today and tomorrow, you can [watch the film for free right here](. For more on the real-life fallout from how our country's laws have changed, the gripping personal stories and in-depth reporting from Abortion in America are not to be missed. [Check them out here.](   Ask an Expert [A doctor and a patient making a heart with their hands]( Shutterstock Dr. Sharon Malone is a nationally renowned expert on women's health — and our newest contributor! Today, she's weighing in on [how to find the right doctor as you get older](, including the questions you should ask before making an appointment and how to assess whether it's the right fit once you're there. [READ MORE](   So Fresh, So Clean If you've ever noticed someone trying to subtly take a step back while you're talking to them, that might mean you need [this simple tool that banishes bad breath](. It’s the most effective way to remove the bacteria that build up and cause your breath to smell — and it couldn't be easier to use. [HERE'S THE SECRET](   On Your Menu [Carrot soup]( Erin Scott Whip up a weekend treat or refresh your weekday dinner rotation with [this creamy carrot soup with an unexpected ingredient](. It comes from recipe developer and writer Erin Alderson, who explains the creative twist and tells us how to make this delightful dish. [GET THE RECIPE](   What We're Buying [Illustration of many people shopping at a mall]( KCM/Amazon Layer up: Prepare for winter with [this affordable and stylish coat](, which is tailored at the waist so you don't look like you're being swallowed by down, and it comes in eight different colors. Hot and cold: Doing the dishes is easier than ever, thanks to [this revolutionary sponge from Scrub Daddy](, which instantly changes its texture based on the temperature of the water you're using. And since it's available from our partners at QVC, ordering it is just as easy as cleaning with it. Made for you: You know Knix for their leakproof undies, and now the brand offers customizable shapewear, too. [Find your perfect fit right here.](   Thanks for reading! Want to stay connected? Subscribe right here: 💪 Wake up well: [Body and Soul]( 🍴 See what's cooking: [Good Taste]( 🌎 Explore the planet: [Ripple Effect]( 🛒 Bargain-hunt: [The Shop Edit]( 👔 Clock in: [Wake-Up Call at Work](   Have questions or comments? Drop us a line at info@katiecouric.com. Update your preferences or [unsubscribe]( If you buy something through this email, KCM may earn a commission. Katie Couric Media, 75 Varick St, Ste 12, New York, NY - 10013-1917 Copyright © 2024 Katie Couric Media, All rights reserved.

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