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As a family we enjoy all the Katie books and love how it introduces art to children in a fun way!
“Small Things Like These” by Claire Keegan is deeply immersive tale, beautifully crafted and each page so gently . Although the subject matter is not uncommon and profoundly heart-wrenching, it’s the gentleness and kindness that lingers after the last page is read, and for which I will remain grateful for a long time.
One of reviewers on the book cover mentioned how every word is carefully chosen - a comment I initially found hard to believe - and yet it is so. Every word is embroidered in the best sense of its meaning. .
It’s that kind of book that, when finished, is put it down on the table with reverence.
In Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science that Will Transform Your Sex Life, Emily Nagoski delivers a groundbreaking, compassionate, and deeply empowering guide to understanding female sexuality. With the perfect blend of scientific insight and heartfelt narrative, Nagoski challenges the myths and misinformation that have shaped how women perceive their bodies, desire, and pleasure.
At the heart of the book lies a revolutionary message: you are normal. Nagoski uses research-based explanations to show that differences in libido, arousal, and desire are not only common but beautifully natural. She explores the complex interplay of brain, body, stress, context, and culture that influences sexual well-being, breaking down shame and replacing it with self-understanding and grace.
Her use of relatable metaphors—like the “accelerator and brake” model of arousal—makes complex science accessible and instantly applicable. She goes beyond anatomy to emphasize the emotional and psychological layers of sexual experience, addressing how stress, trauma, relationships, and even societal pressure shape women’s sexual lives.
What sets this book apart is Nagoski’s empathetic voice. She doesn't write as a detached scientist but as a wise and supportive friend who truly wants every woman to feel whole, seen, and empowered. The tone is refreshingly nonjudgmental, inclusive, and sex-positive, celebrating pleasure as a fundamental part of health and happiness.
Come As You Are isn’t just about sex—it’s about identity, autonomy, and the joy of embracing one’s full self. It’s a must-read for women of all ages, as well as for partners, educators, and anyone seeking to better understand the true nature of sexual well-being.
"Embark on a heart-pumping adventure with 'The Rip', a Christian Sci-Fi masterpiece that propels special agents into a mystifying 'wormhole' into a strange new world. This novel blend action, suspense and faith. It will captivate fans of Sci-Fi and inspire young readers, and in particular young Christian readers, to reflect on their own values during challenging situations. With 'The Rip', this talented young author sets the bar high, and I believe readers will eagerly anticipate her next literary endeavor."
