Lloyd-Jones seeks to understand why contemporary Christians “too often give the appearance of unhappiness and lack of freedom and absence of joy.” He identifies joy as an important characteristic of the early Christian church. At the same time that h...
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Winner of the Northeast Popular Culture/American Culture (2005) Readers of Cheaper by the Dozen remember Lillian Moller Gilbreth (1878-1972) as the working mom who endures the antics of not only twelve children but also an engineer husband eager to e...
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In this book, Mel Robbins discusses the idea of "stop controlling people, let them, and take back your own energy." At its core are strategies for setting boundaries, not taking on other people's drama, and reclaiming your own focus, time, and emot...
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Emily Henry combines romance and personal reinvention here. The story follows two journalists in a small coastal town as they grapple with careers, love, and the past. It became the number one fiction novel in the US after its April 2025 release and ...
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Dark fantasy + dark romance. We follow Helena Marino, a former alchemist suffering from post-traumatic amnesia, as she struggles to establish her own identity in the post-war world. Heavy emotional stakes, political intrigue, betrayal, and a "save me...
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