A special Mother's Day boxed set of Rebecca Wells's two <I>New York Times</I>-bestselling novels of the Ya-Yas and the Walker Clan, including a new Note to the Reader.<P>Both <I>Little Altars Everywhere</I> and <I>Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood</I>, chronicling the touching, funny, beguiling Walker family of Thornton, Louisiana, have been phenomenal critical and popular hits. <I>Little Altars Everywhere</I>, the first book, began life as a small-press, word-of-mouth cult classic in 1992, went on to win the Western States Book Award, and was included in the anthology <I>Five Hundred Great Books by Women</I> (Penguin, 1994). It followed <I>Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood</I> onto the <I>New York Times</I> bestseller list in 1998. The 1996 sequel, <I>Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood</I>, sparked the creation of Ya-Ya clubs around the country, and inspired Terry McMillan (<I>San Francisco Chronicle</I>) to exclaim, "I read the first two pages and I said, 'I haven't heard a white woman talk like this in literature before.'"