Book Of The Month

While June may be Pride Month, one of the best ways to support the LGBTQIA+ community throughout the year is to purchase books by authors within the community.

It is through these books and poets that we learn about their lives and, subsequently, our own. Here are 10 of the best contemporary poets to keep your eyes on.

No matter what type of information you read, the content is being absorbed by your brain, shaping your thoughts and perspective, and expanding your horizons.

Reading strengthens your brain, improves mental health, and prevents cognitive decline. Find out why you should make reading a part of your daily life!

Black female authors have shaped American history, literature, culture, while enduring personal and professional criticism and backlash for sharing their voice.

If you’re looking to indulge in some fantasies, we’ve compiled a list of romance novels that will take you on a journey of love this Valentine’s Day.

In the Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir, Angela’s Ashes, Frank McCourt tells the story of a deprived, difficulty-ridden childhood in Ireland in the 1930s and ‘40s.

This list includes many of the greatest movies & TV shows that were books first, including celebrated, timeless classics, and a few well-kept secrets to watch!

If you’re looking for literary kindling to ignite a fire towards personal goal achievement, Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy The Odds is a struck match.

The Paris Wife sweeps you into the bittersweet love story of Ernest Hemingway and Hadley Richardson in Paris in the ‘20s, where everyone is radiant & beautiful.

The Alchemist is an inspirational story of magic and wisdom, and a spotlight on each of our own personal deepest dreams, apprehensions, and aspirations.

Two very different lives unfold at different times in New York City, and the ensuing story of how these two people come together to find a common healing.

Water for Elephants is the story of a 93-year-old man who refuses to let his age catch up with him and a veterinarian student who joins a traveling circus.

A man sets out on a 16 month biking expedition from Oregon to Patagonia, pedaling 7000 miles with nothing but a bike, pack, and a faint idea of self-discovery.

We compiled a list of novels to inspire your summer reading for the next few months. We pulled from a wide variety to diversify your book choices and genres.

Almost There is an intimate insight into the mind of esteemed author and into the journey of a sixty-something woman seeking the roots of a happy, good life.

An experimental, probing work of science fiction, Klara And The Sun explores an interpretation of human nature and experience through a non-human perspective.

We’re sharing 10 of our favorite books for for women for self help and self care. These books are great for bettering yourself and increasing your wellness.

What I Talk About When I Talk About Running is a reflection on having a passion in life, and pursuing that passion wholeheartedly, no matter what that takes.

Here are 14 books to help you get started or continue your journey on the path to healing trauma and learning more about yourself and your mental health.

Nowhere For Very Long: The Unexpected Road To An Unconventional Life was written by a woman on the run from her past, who chose the Utah desert as her oasis.

Published in 2021, Somebody’s Daughter is the forceful memoir of Ashley Ford, through the mundane and pivotal moments that collectively make up a childhood.

Reading about yoga is a great way to explore the history of yoga, connect with different methodology and approaches, and learn new layers of the practice.

Jazz runs smoothly and musically like its namesake. Written by author, Toni Morrison, Jazz is one of her most popular and artistic works of literature.

Throughout Little Fires Everywhere, she examines the dual nature of rules: how they exist to provide a moral construct and a clear division between right and wrong, but cannot at their core inherently do this.

Wild is the aptly-named true story of a young woman who solo traverses the famous Pacific Crest Trail, carrying the burden of an absurdly heavy backpack and an equally heavy psychological strain. Coming off the heels of a heartbreaking divorce, her beloved mother’s death, drug abuse, and the breaking apart of her family ties, Cheryl seeks out the Pacific Crest Trail as a monumental trial against her pain.

Housekeeping is a modern classic published in 1987, detailing a tale of deep loneliness, growth, loss, and transition. It follows two young sisters, Ruth and Lucille, who are orphaned at a young age and fall under the care of different relatives who aren’t able to provide the stable environment of home, love, and security that they so very evidently need and crave.

People We Meet On Vacation is a quintessential summer read. If you are looking for a top-notch rom-com in fictional literature form, this is a great pick for you. It is the perfect romantic novel for your free time, and to pass the time pleasantly wrapped up in a light, interesting story of romance.

A highly compelling and intriguing read, Where the Crawdads Sing is a wild and inspiring fictional novel that centers around an untamed, solitary, and lonely child of the earth.