Book Review Series: Christmas Bells and Hero Tails
This book immediately appealed to me; I thought reading a children’s Christmas book together as a family would be a fun way to start getting excited about the holidays. My husband agreed, and...
Category: Culture
Book Review Series: Ella
Guest Post by Kacee. Kacee is preparing to adopt her 5th child in the next week. (November is National Adoption Month in the US!) She lives in a very rural area in Utah, where...
Book Review Series: Teaching Your Children About Sex Using the Temple As Your Guide
As I was reading this book, I did a quick informal poll of some of my Mormon girlfriends: did your parents ever talk to you about sex? If so, did they talk to you...
Book Review Series: Doing No Harm
Guest Post by Kalliope. Kalliope is a former college instructor in both written and oral communications courses. She earned an MA in Linguistics from BYU and recently began a PhD program at University of London. She...
Book Review Series: Count It All Joy
Guest post by Sarah. I live in the Australian bush, in a log cabin surrounded by trees. I love where I live. I love the gentle contours of the land. I love the trill...
Book Review Series: Understanding Your Endowment
This book is written by Cory Jensen and published by Cedar Fort, Inc. All of the author’s proceeds from this book are being donated to Mentors International and other global charitable organizations. I confess that...
Book Review Series: The Bishop’s Wife (Plus: ebooks that read out loud and giving ebooks as gifts)
This mystery novel by Mormon feminist Mette Ivie Harrison is told from the perspective of Linda Wallheim, an LDS bishop’s wife in a predominately Mormon suburb of Salt Lake City. Linda is more progressive...
Book Review Series: Elizabeth Dorathy’s Book of Mormon Journals
Don’t forget: By making a thoughtful comment on this post, subscribing to the Exponent magazine, or making a donation to Exponentii, you will be entered into to draw to win one of many books being...
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