“If you find yourself on your deathbed, using your very last breath to rip into your kid… I think it is fair to say you have some seriously unresolved issues.” Musician and writer Mike Edison invites you to the family table for a heaping plate [...]
Rader-Day’s Little Pretty Things sprints head-on into the disappointing existence of former high school (almost) track star, Juliet. Twenty-eight-year-old college drop-out and kleptomaniac, surviving paycheck to paycheck on a dead-end job at a [...]
If you’re living inside the United States at this particular moment, beleaguered by this particular presidential election, this book is for you. If you’re living anywhere outside of the United States, bewildered by the particular lack of poise, [...]
“God loved her because ‘the walls of her home never saw a hair on her head.’ Even when Hannah bathed, she had maids hold up sheets around her. She was keeping covered just to please God. That’s modesty. A woman who is always modest before God is [...]
Tim Curious follows the trials and triumphs of young siblings Tim and Sadie during the American Revolution. Beautiful illustrations and historical tidbits following the chapters do assist in creating the appropriate atmosphere. However, Tim [...]
“It’s not easy to start a new chapter of a book when you’re used to the page you’re on.” Bullied in progressively more and more viscous ways from 3rd grade through high school, nineteen-year-old Aija Mayrock has dedicated the last three years to [...]
Smoothly treading a path that avoids sensationalism and stereotypes, Kate Harding guides readers through the murky territory of America’s rape culture. Yes, she knows the terminology “rape culture” is pretty off-putting, but please hear her out! [...]
