*You'll suddenly find yourself spending more time at CVS, Target, and the doctor's office. These trips will allow you to ask: "Meghan Markle: Royal Tensions Behind the Scenes?" And: "Sandra and Jen: How Do They Make Friendship Work?" *"The Happiest Baby on the Block" is a bad idea. It's a bad idea because it makes parenthood seem like mortal combat. There are alarming essays about improper swaddle technique, and long, mind-blowing digressions about precisely how loud the noisemaker should be. Just skip all of this. *Are you slightly brittle? Even a bit cold? Don't be surprised if--nevertheless--you find yourself quietly weeping during "Tummy Time." *Some have said it's difficult to read scary and upsetting things once parenthood sets in. I'm not observing this so far. I'm more or less consistently engaged by "Devil's Knot," a true account of murder, scapegoating, and witch-hunting in Arkansas, in ...