Book Review: How the Light Gets In
Why does evil exist? Why is there human suffering? I’ve always wondered these things my whole life. As a teenager I was very concerned about the state of the world (and still am) and...
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Book Review: I Gave Her a Name
April 2019 By LMA I have written on the blog about my experience reading Rachel Hunt Steenblik’s poems for the first time. I wrote that reading her poems was like finding water in the...
“I Gave Her a Name” Bulleted List of Poems
Please see the bulleted list of poems according to the four themes discussed in the Exponent book review of “I Gave Her a Name.” Theme 1: Heavenly Mother is multifaceted and complex, and embodies...
Book Review: Silent Souls Weeping
Around the year 2002, my husband and I attended Sacrament Meeting together in our BYU single’s ward. The visiting speaker that day was from the high council, and he spoke extensively about overcoming depression...
Book Review: Baring Witness
Baring Witness: 36 Mormon Women Talk Candidly about Love, Sex, and Marriage is a collection of personal essays that you’d never hear at a sacrament meeting. These are not your average Fast Sunday testimonies....
Book Review: The Book of Abish
Abish is one of the missionary heroes of The Book of Mormon and also one of only three women whose names are mentioned. Have you ever wanted to know more about her personality, her...
Book Review: Like A Girl
“Like A Girl” is a gorgeous children’s book, written by Leslie Perkins and illustrated by Magi & Justin Hernandez, and is the inaugural release of the children’s book division of The Far Press. This...
Review: 50 Contemporary Women Artists: Groundbreaking Contemporary Art from 1960 to Now
In his introduction, editor John Gosslee observes that there is no other book out there that focuses solely on contemporary living women artists. “It was shocking, given how many women are progenitors of styles...
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