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Woman's World

Sep 14 2026
Magazine

A great week made easy! Woman's World is written for the traditional, family-oriented working woman. Each issue delivers a feel-good mix of heart-warming human interest stories, practical everyday solutions for work and home, and mouth-watering recipes.

America’s #1 Cooking Magazine

The boxes we outgrow

Know a #HotGrandpa?

Miles for heroes

Which fast-food chain do you find easiest to order healthy meals from?

“The best advice I ever got…”

Seven thoughtful questions to spark curiosity

POP CULTURE CALENDAR

It Happened THIS WEEK

THIS WEEK’S Best New Books

Amiracle transplant brought two families together forever! • After 2-year-old William Heard’s tragic death, his parents chose organ donation, saving baby Ava Martin’s life. Ten years later, the two families remain bonded by faith, friendship and the extraordinary gift that turned unimaginable loss into lasting hope

3 ways you can help save a life!

CLEVER SOLUTIONS

3 SMART WAYS TO PREP YOUR GARDEN FOR FALL

Reverse prediabetes naturally! • Your body is remarkably good at sending signals before a bigger health issue takes hold—and a prediabetes diagnosis is one of the clearest warnings it can give. Unlike many health conditions, type 2 diabetes is often preventable. And new research shows that acting now could also reduce your risk of heart disease. Here’s how to do it

Simple keys to migraine-free! • The upcoming shift toward cooler weather and headache flare-ups go hand in hand. To the rescue: easy swaps that knock out pain fast

3ways to outsmart blood clots • “One of the best things you can do to reduce your risk of dandgerous blood clots is stay active,” says Adjoa Boateng Evans, M.D., assistant professor of anesthesiology at Duke University School of Medicine. “Physical activity improves circulation and helps prevent clot formation.” Three other strategies:

HEALTH NEWS

BLADDER LEAKS—GONE!

Sneaky cause of ‘allergies’ • Constantly congested? It’s easy to blame allergies, but the culprit could be nasal polyps, noncancerous growths that leave you with a stuffy nose. Learn what helps

LOSE WEIGHT for less! • This affordable weight-loss secret weapon can slash your food budget while you slim. Katie Kabala lost 90 pounds and saved $100 a week on food!

Save money as you slim

Carla Hall is “Finally Flying”

Fun & Fast Facts

Carla BAKES! • Beloved TV personality and chef Carla Hall shares recipes from her heart—and newest cookbook

Late-summer suppers

DINNER made easy! So fast, SO DELICIOUS!

Fast fixes for ‘hidden’ clutter • Everyday annoyances can drain your energy even more than overflowing closets or a messy countertop. Eliminating just a few can make your home feel easier almost instantly

HAPPY MONEY

Discover the mountain magic of TELLURIDE! • Crisp temperatures, amazing hiking trails and thrilling seasonal festivals make this Colorado destination a must-visit for fall

Signs of fall • Use the letters highlighted in the finished puzzle to find the answer to a cherished part of the season

SUDOKU

WORD SEARCH • Favorite things about autumn

Safe from crime

CONNECT THE DOTS • Grab a pen and connect the dots, then color the design

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

PERSON, PLACE OR THING?

ORDER UP! • Can you correctly guess which happened first, second and third?

Help on the trail

Woven with so much love

Your Horoscope • Sunday, September 13 to Saturday, September 19

BRAIN GAMES ANSWER KEY • from pages 42 to 45

Alittle peace is finding its way to you!

The boy next door • When Autumn returns...

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  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English