The Power of Yet
Books teach us how "to human."
Books May Save Us
Let's explore how books may save us from loneliness, distraction, and confusion by bringing us back to our creator, our neighbor, and ourselves.
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It Really Is That Deep
Happy National Book Lover Day to All Deep Thinkers, Feelers, and Readers!
Scope for the Imagination
Living like "Anne with an E"
Why Ted Lasso is a Great Show for Book Lovers
Inspired by the excitement around the World Cup, and in preparation for the new season of Ted Lasso coming out on August 5th, I am currently rewatching the first three seasons of the show.
The Call of the Mild
Who's coming with me?
It Takes A Library To Raise A Child
How books protect us all from believing the lie that we are not enough.
5 on Five: Books with an Austen Connection
(This image is from an article in The Atlantic called “Jane Austen is Everything”)
The Last Gift My Dad Picked Out for Me
I have been so blown away by the support that I’ve found in my first six months on this platform, and I want to use my Friday post this week to express my gratitude, explain a little more of the inspiration behind this community, and share some exciting news.
Getting Found in a Book
Why we're all so nostalgic for the sound of our own voice
The Bravest Man Who Ever Lived
What we can all learn from Atticus Finch this Father's Day and every day.
Join or Die
The revolution will not be AI-Generated.
5 on Five: Classic Stories About Families Fractured by Death, and Life After Goodbye
I’m excited to be participating in the 5 on Five collaboration again this month, and I’m grateful for the thought-provoking theme from June’s host, Simi Sidhu Writes. The idea of “fractured families” caused me to think of so many different ways in which literature, in every time and place, has addressed broken and healed familial relationships.
Summer Plans for Books May Save Us
Some exciting plans for the Summer, the newsletter and the growth of this wonderful community.
The Play's The Thing
Happy Shakespeare Day!
5 of My Favorite Modern Movie Adaptations of 5 Works of Classic Literature
April's Five on 5
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
J.R.R. Tolkien teaches us how to bring light to these shadow-filled days.
"We read to know we are not alone."
Books offer a lifeline to humanity when we're drowning in the artificial.
"Till this moment, I never knew myself."
Jane Austen: Patron Saint of Transformative Love
I'm with the banned.
Books may save us from oppression, but we may have to save them first.
It's all a love story
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