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Book Review: Worth The Wrestle
I was sent an advance copy of Worth The Wrestle by Sheri Dew to review. The book is not a long book- I read through it in a couple of sittings. The artwork is by James C. Christensen, who recently...
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Spiritual DNA and Thinking Errors
I’m reading “Why Therapy Works, Using Our Minds, to Change Our Brains” by Louis Cozolino for a class I’m taking. One section talks about genotype (the set of genes that make up our DNA ) and phenotype...
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Tears We Cannot Stop – Book Review
Alright, folks! I have never really done a book review, and so I’m not confident that I will do a good job doing this book justice. But it is a book, I feel all white folks should read, even more all...
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That We May Be One: A Gay Mormon’s Perspective on Faith & Family
Things I loved about this book: Tom Christofferson’s recognition that his path is not the path for everyone, and this book should not be held up as the “one right way” to be a gay Mormon. I loved Tom’s...
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Book Review: Gilda Trillim: Shepherdess of Rats
There are pithy, erudite things a reviewer could say to impress a reader regarding one’s grasp of literary devices. It makes for a pretentious, boring review though. Suffice it to say, Peck...
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Book Review: The Holy Invitation
This booklet (it’s small and very short- easy to get through in a day) was okay. I expected to not like it, so “okay” might be a glowing endorsement. The “Meh” The book didn’t solve my issues with the...
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Book Review: Becoming Cliterate
I’ll start with saying this book is not my style, but that definitely doesn’t mean I don’t recommend it. I don’t care for her chirpy prose and thought the book read a lot like the internet courses I...
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Mother’s Day for Me & Those Not Like Me
By Sara Katherine Staheli Hanks Over the past few years, I’ve thought a lot about how I’m exactly the sort of woman that Mormonism is supposed to work for. I have pretty much every kind of privilege a...
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Book Review: Antelope Woman
“They dance together in a line, murmuring in swift, low voices, smiling carefully as they are too proud to give away their beauty. They are light steppers with a gravity of sure grace.” Antelope...
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Authority, Scripture, and Social Location
By Margaret Olsen Hemming Over the last couple of years, I’ve described The Book of Mormon For the Least of These to lots of people. “It’s basically a social justice readers guide to the Book of...
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