Review:A riveting story from beginning to end. I couldn't believe how much Irene went through in her young life and what a wonderful person she was. I would recommend this book to anyone - such an incredible life. Read more

Review:Fr Timothy Gallagher makes the Ignatian spiritual exercises accessible to the lay. This guide carefully explains how to discern spiritual consolation from just feeling happy and spiritual desolation from feeling sad. Read more

Review:Throw Like a Girl, by Jennie Finch is an inspiring biography about the life of the amazing softball pitcher, Jennie Finch. It tells of the ups, downs, and super exciting parts of her lifetime. I would give it five stars because it is very detailed and a GOOD BOOK! Read more

Review:Amazing young lady, amazing book. I am so thankful for Jazz and how she is standing up for herself and others. Thank you Jazz for continuing to educate and advocate.

"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 Read more

Review:This book was slow boring and almost painful to read. There were a few interesting points. But no real insight granted the fact that Jay-Z did not participate is a factor but fawor all the people the people the writer interviewed I just expected more. I would not suggest reading this unless your looking for a substitute for sleeping pills Read more

Review:I really like this book because it talk about all lot of things that maybe sometimes you had past true them. It feels great when you get to read this book and khow that you' re not the only person that past true does kind of problems.I would recomend this book to all the people that like to read real story's that are related to them . I would like to read other books that Walter Dean Myers wrote!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more

Review:Action Bronson delivers with a book that's part recipies and part food culture, all through his eyes. It's brilliant to look at food the way Action does, from a perspective of natural curiosity, experience and respect. Action gets you excited about food and about cooking which should be the point of any good cook book but somehow most fall short, this book NOT being one of those. Read more

Review:This book is absolutely amazing. The story within the story adds texture and makes the story that much more interesting. Especially how it takes typical teenagers who are not necessarily interested in house repair or being educated outside the classroom and peaks their curiosity. Then to enhance the story by introducing black inventors who are scientist and engineers to life adds additional depth. Thanks to the authors for bringing this book to life. A job well done. Read more

Review:I really enjoyed this book! Riding Freedom is an excellent book to read to elementary and middle school students. As a young girl, Charlotte, knew what she wanted to do with her life. Charlotte knew she wanted to work with horses and have her own ranch someday with her best friend Hay from the orphanage. Charlotte very much disliked the orphanage and Mr. Millshark, the owner, so she ran away. Charlotte had to disguise herself so no one would recognize her after she ran away. She dressed as... Read more

Review:Love it. I bought this on preorder before it was even released. I wanted one for every woman I know, but started with just one for my mom, the person who taught me to be a proud woman and feminist. She loved it, I loved it, and I'll be ordering more for not only the adult women in my life, but for my young niece too. I learned about so few women during my history classes, that I'm embarrassed to admit I didn't even know some of the women in this book. I love that it covers women from throug... Read more