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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…
I Just Kept Going: brick by brick… by Tony DeChico (Book Review #2398)
Some stories of transformation begin with a dramatic revelation. Others begin much earlier, with a child learning that survival means figuring things out alone. In I Just Kept Going: brick by brick…, Tony DeChico presents a candid account of a life shaped by instability,…
Legendary: Help Unwanted by A.M. Mirabella (Book Review #2397)
Legendary: Help Unwanted by A.M. Mirabella is a charming cozy fantasy that combines adventure, humor, magic, and an unexpectedly relatable exploration of what happens when a capable person refuses to let anyone else carry the load.
Adhara by A.J. Ripin (Book Review #2396)
Some lives become public through a single moment, while the years that came before it remain largely invisible. Adhara by A.J. Ripin begins with that tension, exploring the distance between the person the public thinks it knows and the much more complicated human being…
