Book Review: The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot
A truly moving novel, one that will have you laughing and crying, thinking about your own life, and wondering about…
A truly moving novel, one that will have you laughing and crying, thinking about your own life, and wondering about…
Nielsen’s use of the labyrinth in a story about post-traumatic healing is compelling. It suggests that healing is not a…
A book is a physical representation of something intangible.
Unfortunately, not everyone loves books the way we do. Book bans are an increasing problem in the United States, and…
Salome is not necessarily a character for us to emulate; instead, she is one who makes us think about what…
laassens urges readers to reflect on the book of Jonah as a narrative of trauma that poses questions about God’s…
We want to spend this month celebrating reading, sharing some of our reviews of everything from commentaries (cool ones!) to…