Today’s guest post comes from author Terry Helwig. Terry is an award-winning author whose book, Shifting Shorelines: Messages from a Wiser Self, is a Gold Winner of the 2022 Nautilus Book Awards. A naturalist at heart, with a master’s degree in counseling psychology, Helwig writes about […]
Today’s guest post comes from author Cindy Benezra, whose memoir Under the Orange Blossoms: An Inspirational Story of Bravery and Strength is out now in paperback. If I had the foresight of how difficult it would have been to write through trauma, I would have […]
Despite having a couple slow weeks, I managed to finish 15 books in September. Only two of those were 5-star reads and three were 4-star, the other ten were 3-stars or less which makes for a pretty meh reading month. However those five titles are […]
I finished 16 books in June. The last one I finished on the afternoon of the 30th turned out to be my 100th book of the year. I couldn’t have done that if I’d tried! Out of my 16 reads last month, three were 5-star […]
Glennon’s newest memoir was one of the biggest selling books of 2020. Her story of finding and embracing her true self resonated with many readers. If you’re one of them, here are ten more non-fiction books that you may enjoy as well. 10 Books to […]
With every change of season comes a huge list of new books being published. It can be tough to keep up, and even more difficult to know which ones are worth the buzz. To help you navigate all that, here’s my list of books coming […]
The publication of Educated by Tara Westover has brought about a new interest in gritty family memoirs. The Glass Castle is the first book I recommend to readers who loved Educated and are looking for similar memoirs. (Personally I think TGC is much better!) If […]
Today I’m excited to give you an author with Caitlin Myer, whose memoir Wiving : A Memoir on Loving Then Leaving the Patriarchy was published on July 28th I received an advanced copy of Wiving this spring from Mind Buck Media. The synopsis sounded interesting, […]
Today, I chat with Liz Sutherland, author, blogger, speaker, and advocate. She graduated from Western Carolina University with degrees in Computer Information Systems and Criminal Justice. Now, she lives in Tampa, Florida, running her blog, No Ordinary Liz. There, she shares her experiences and knowledge […]
Almost every day I get a message of some sort asking for book recommendations. Most of them use at least one of the following words to describe what they want to read: uplifting, distracting, engrossing, and funny. Sometimes I sit down and do research to find […]
