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On Healing, Meaning, and the Strength to Keep Going
What if becoming stronger had less to do with having all the answers—and more to do with learning how to sit honestly with the questions? I’m pleased to introduce my new book, The Mindful Self: Healing, Meaning, and Strength in a Chaotic World. In…
Our Alex by David Birnie (Book Review #2406)
Grief changes the meaning of ordinary things. A football match, a family photograph, a familiar joke, or a favorite motorbike can suddenly become connected to someone who is no longer there. In Our Alex, David Birnie writes about the devastating loss of his twenty-one-year-old…
The Thieving Witches by Marie-Lou Rodríguez (Book Review #2439)
Halloween becomes more than a night of costumes and candy in this illustrated adventure, where strange thefts and mischievous magic turn the city of Mallow upside down. Chris finds himself facing a mystery involving three witches, and solving it will take more than simply…
Jak Barley, Private Inquisitor and the Case of the Errant Demigod and other misadventures by Dan Ehl (Book Review #2404)
Some investigations are complicated. Others involve a potentially kidnapped demigod, a stolen dragon egg, a celestial conflict, an irritated goddess, and creatures that are considerably more dangerous than the average interview subject. In Dan Ehl’s Jak Barley, Private Inquisitor and the Case of the…
