This was one of the best memoirs I have read. I highly recommend this book to anyone. A truly inspiring book of her life. She hit about as Rock bottom as you can get and pulled herself through. The love for her children is what kept her going.

Super informative and inspiring how-to guide about creating and participating in a mutual aid group.

This delightful book is filled with puzzles! The reader can solve the puzzles along with the main characters. The story involves Clayton Stumper, a foundling left on the steps of the Fellowship building. When his adoptive mom passes away, he embarks on an adventure to discover his heritage. The themes of community, cooperation and love are woven throughout the book.

Good book for upper elementary/early middle schoolers. The character, Maise is complicated and it is interesting learning about Native American culture.

That was the hottest book I’ve read yet. A little too much food talk that I did skim over some paragraphs but this was a perfect vacation read oh my god it was SO perfectly queerly horny

One of my favorite GLH books, great for rereading during a heat wave! Written nearly a century ago, it is dated in ways that are both charming and cringey. But it’s a fun and wholesome story.

This book definitely had me looking at the Ten Commandments in a new lights. I thought I was doing a good job, but realize that I am often sneaking by not really wanting to understand the intent of the “word” to give myself a pass.

Beautiful tempting photos and perfect for people who love to cook. For me personally, the recipes seemed pretty fussy… probably nothing I’d ever want to bother with!

Great start to an engaging series. The book shows a dystopia society with the highs and lows of life. Great read for someone who wants to begin a longer series

The Layover is deal for readers who love enemies-to-lovers tropes, travel vibes, and emotional journeys with a bit of heart. It's sweet, reflective, and delightfully romantic