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Having trouble deciding between Lauren Conrad’s buzzy new tome, a best-seller like Stephanie Meyer’s The Host or a classic book like Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice? Don’t bother! Keep your beach tote packed with a subscription to Bookswim.com, an online book-borrowing service that functions like NetFlix. The process is stress-free: create a list of picks, they will ship directly to your doorstep, and don’t worry about returns—keep the books as long as you want with no shipping or late fees. Best of all, subscriptions start just under $10, which means you can all the books you’ve been dying to read, the new bikini you’ve been coveting and still have money left over for your summer getaway.

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“The only man a girl can depend on is a daddy,” said Frenchie in one of my favorite movies, Grease. That stuck with me. My dad has proved it to me time and time again! My father has taught me so much. He taught me to put family first, loyalty, to work hard, to value all of the things I am fortunate to have and take care of those things. He has tried to teach me how to take care of my car and save money, but I am still working on those things! My dad has always been there for me. He never missed a thing. He would play outside with all of the neighborhood kids and always entertain us. Poor dad happily sat through countless shows, dance recitals, cheerleading competitions, rounds of Candyland and even allowed my sister and I to do his hair! Til this day, he never misses a special segment or blog . I do have one complaint about Dad–in fact, it’s a running joke in our family. He is impossible to buy for. We get him a million gift cards–so boring. So this year I did a search for gifts for my dad, and yours. Maybe you’ll have better luck than I usually do!

Here’s what I came up with…………

If your dad travels- or just likes to read – try “Book Swim” . It’s like Netflix, but books. $20/month www.bookswim.com