Help! All this self-help isn't helping.
Today, I am dropping all my motivational, career advice, self-help books off at the office, where they belong.
Can you see it now? 3 Encouragements for Today
I believed for far too long something untrue about myself and as I watched that lie tumble down and smash to the floor, I found a piece of myself.
Debunking "The" War Narrative: A Book Review of A Single Swallow by Zhang Ling
“But she also knew that everyone’s eyes were on her at this moment. They were measuring her to see how tough she was—or rather, how soft.”
For the Adventurous Reader: A Book Review of Latitudes of Longing by Shubhangi Swarup
Every reader is going to experience something wildly unique from this novel.
Love Bites : A Guest Interview with Romantic Comedy Author Brooke Burroughs
“I hope readers will get swept up in moments while reading as they imagine a dish or a drink, and then extend that same feeling to their own real life adventures!”
Burnt Out Reader: A Book Review of Can't Even by Anne Helen Petersen
“We shouldn’t be this worried, this terrified, this anxious about everything.”
1 Secret to Experiencing More Potential
A heart leaning into a passion pursues with passion.
The Unknown Witch Hunt: A Book Review of The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
The imagery of the foreboding whale from Maren’s dreams stuck with me long after I closed the covers.
Free books? Heck ya!
How about some presents for your bookshelf to celebrate World Book Day?
Much More Than a Magic Trick: A Book Review of Spellbreaker by Charlie N. Holmberg
Elsie Camden had every intention of leading her steady and secret life until she got caught, mid spellbreaking.
It's Never One Shot: A Guest Interview with Bowhunter and Author Dr. Eyad H. Yehyawi
“I believe we notice the details of the people, places, and experiences that we hold closest to our heart, especially when they are tied to strong emotions such as fear, loss, or excitement.”
Gaining Momentum: A Book Review of Three Ordinary Girls by Tim Brady
The role of women during the 1940s and war came under fire by these girls’ actions.
History Never Dies: A Guest Interview with Historical Nonfiction Author Tim Brady
“I would only have to convey the story accurately to make it compelling.”
Don’t Skip Out: A Book Review of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
The Midnight Library is a dose of hearing the bad news first, before the good. Cat hair, stale coffee, and relationship boredom included.
The Personal Side of the Law: A Book Review of Hill Women by Cassie Chambers
“And, maybe, we can still agree that our communities are more important than our politics.”
3 Reflections from a Website Host
The internet is one of the most sociable places in the world.
The Cracks in our Home: A Book Review of The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
A young brother and sister move into an architectural wonder, which was sold to their father as a family home. The day they arrive, their story of heartache begins.
Working Toward Wholeness: A Guest Interview with Coauthors Jason and Dena Hobbs
Sometimes with patients, I say we should let something be a part of your story, but not ALL of your story.