by Anthony_Conty: People sometimes interpret reading books from minority cultures as virtue signaling, but I see it as an essential way to genuinely learn about communities I wouldn’t otherwise encounter. With only…

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I picked up this audiobook on a whim this spring and DEVOURED it; I couldn’t stop listening. Emotionally, the reading experience felt a lot like that of Finding Grace, but absent the…

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Happy Friday! I am thrilled to be back on the blog sharing my recent favorite online finds and reads. You may notice that I have gathered a lot of joyful and seasonal…

by Cathryn_Conroy: This is a quiet and contemplative book with very little plot; instead, it’s a character study that is both profound and deeply sad. Like “Gilead” and “Lila,” this novel philosophically…

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I love a summer reading project of any style, and when I read the submission from today’s guest and her quest for what she is calling a short summer of reading, I…

by Cathryn_Conroy: This is a lovely, thoughtful, and heartwarming escape from the real world. It is filled with joy and love. I call it literary comfort food for the soul. Florence Greene…

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