The Alphabet of Grief by Andrea Raynor was so much more than I expected. For some reason I find "alphabet books" a bit kitschy ...

"You don't need to be who you first were." This was Jen Hatmaker's first message to me in her recent book Of Mess and M...

I've read Annie Downs' book Let's All Be Brave and gave it a pretty scathing review. I had forgotten about that when I ordere...

Whole by Steve Wiens  "Look around, and you'll notice: The world is covered with jagged edges. People and places are broken a...

On Edge; A Journey Through Anxiety by Andrea Petersen is a  study into the minds of those with anxiety, but also the  statistics and scie...

By page two of the Introduction I already knew The Magic of Motherhood by Ashlee Gadd and writers from "Coffee + Crumbs" would ...

Woman No. 17 by Edan Lepucki is a book with two characters you love to hate. First up is Lady, who is described as a writer could barely ...