The Girl De-Construction Project by Rachel Gardner

Review

For a long time, I didn’t understand how to be a woman. Or even, how to be a girl. How to be female. My model for womanhood growing up was unhealthy, manipulative, toxic, maladjusted, miserable. I had no…

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel

Review

Lovers of The Crown may remember its ancestor, both in production and story: the tale of Wolf Hall. The 2015 dramatic adaptation of King Henry VIII’s court itself originated from the work of Hilary Mantel, here read cover to cover in what has…

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis

It is always a pain when the circumstances of life sap away your joy in reading. This book has been tough to get through, not solely because things have been difficult for me lately, but because the text provides scant refuge for emotion. It is one to be pondered over in…

God’s Priorities: Living the Lord’s Prayer Everyday by J.John

Review

God’s Priorities: Living the Lord’s Prayer Everyday was a pretty seamless fit into my life in January, and super welcome, too, as a deep-dive into one of the spiritual practices I had…

God and Politics: Jesus’ Vision for Society, State and Government by Mark Dever

Review

This little book, while a short read, is very memorable. It will only take you a couple of hours at most to finish it, but that fact alone is astonishing…

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