Tag: Essays
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Review: The Trouble with Being Born
The Trouble with Being Born is a dark yet thoughtful read that questions life, meaning, and being human in sharp, unforgettable lines.
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Review and Summary: Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer
Wendell Berry’s choice to reject computers opens up a powerful conversation on feminism, technology, and the meaning of work.
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Review: One Long River of Song
One Long River of Song by Brian Doyle is a heartfelt essay collection about nature, faith, family, and the beauty of everyday life.
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Review and Summary: All About Love
Bell Hooks’ All About Love explores what love means beyond romance, touching on family, community, and how we care for each other.
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Review and Summary: The Call of Wonder
Can science and faith go hand in hand? The Call of Wonder offers a gentle starting point for exploring how reason and belief might connect.
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Review: I’d Rather Be Reading
I’d Rather Be Reading explores why some book feel like they were written just for us and what makes reading so personal.
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Review and Summary: This is Not the End of the Book
Not just about books, This Is Not the End of the Book explores memory, technology, storytelling, and the way we think.
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Review: Enchantment
Katherine May’s Enchantment is a reflection on how slowing down and noticing small moments can reveal the hidden magic in everyday life.
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Review and Summary: Gathering Moss
Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer reveals the quiet wonder of the forest floor, changing how you see moss and the world around you.
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Review: Too Much of Life
Too Much of Life is a collection that might change how you see the ordinary. This is where everyday moments become profound and emotional.
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Review: The Gifts of Reading
Can giving a book change a life? This powerful essay by Robert Macfarlane might just change how you see the power of sharing books.
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Review: Ordinary Time
Staying isn’t always easy but it can be meaningful. Ordinary Time shares personal essays on faith, place, and life in the quiet middle.
