A Journey Through Voice: Reflecting on Rachel Kolb’s Articulate: A Deaf Memoir of Voice When I first came across Rachel Kolb’s Articulate: A Deaf Memoir of Voice, I felt a stirring curiosity mixed with personal insight. Having read several compelling memoirs by deaf authors, I deeply appreciated their perspectives on identity and disability. Kolb’s narrative, …
Book Review: Should I Tell You? by [Author’s Name] I stumbled upon Should I Tell You? while scrolling through my reading list, and it danced off the screen with its promise of love, friendship, and unexpected twists. The book, penned by [Author’s Name], resonated deeply with me, not just for its vibrant characters but for …
Is God Speaking to Me?: A Heartfelt Journey into Divine Communication As someone who often grapples with the complexities of faith, the title of Lysa TerKeurst’s book, Is God Speaking to Me?: How to Discern His Voice and Direction, immediately resonated with me. In a world filled with noise and distractions, the quest for clarity …
If Only I Had Told Her: A Heartfelt Exploration of Love and Regret As a steadfast admirer of Laura Nowlin’s poignant storytelling, I found myself eagerly awaiting If Only I Had Told Her, the companion novel to her beloved bestseller If He Had Been With Me. The moment I cracked open this book, I was …
Finding Love in Silence: A Reflection on Chinese Parents Don’t Say I Love You Candice Chung’s memoir, Chinese Parents Don’t Say I Love You: A Memoir of Sayin…, caught my attention with its tender yet poignant premise. The title alone spoke volumes about the complex emotions woven into familial relationships—especially within cultures where words of …
Book Review: Ask for Andrea by [Author Name] Sometimes, a book pops up in your feed, tugging at your curiosity until you just can’t resist any longer. “Ask for Andrea” by [Author Name] did just that for me. With its unique premise of ghosts on a mission to stop a serial killer, I felt an …