The hottest days of summer are here, meaning the dog days are too! So, why not read some books about our favorite pups? With stories ranging from funny little tales to loving true stories, you’re sure to find the right book to pass the time during these long summer days. Check out our dog days... Continue Reading →
It's time for school bells to start ringing! Help tackle your child's back to school or first day of school jitters with these delightful social emotional learning children's books that will help them look forward to their first day and the opportunity to make new friends! Juko's First Day of School: Raising Awareness for Down... Continue Reading →
Baseball Play Ball by Tim Boese “Play Ball” is Tim Boese’s personal “nine innings” memoir chronicling his experiences from the little leagues up until senior softball. At each stage of his journey, Tim details the lessons learned that have contributed to his development as a husband, father, friend, and coworker. He captures the spirit and... Continue Reading →
The Reset Journal for Overthinkers by Taysha Wright If your mind feels like it’s always running, replaying conversations, second-guessing decisions, or overanalyzing every situation, you're not alone. “The Reset Journal for Overthinkers” was created to help you slow down the mental noise and reconnect with yourself through intentional reflection, mindfulness, and guided structure. Developed by... Continue Reading →
Dandelions on A Hillside by Leslie Racz “Dandelions on a Hillside” is a collection of poems about the simple, meaningful things in life. Through its heartfelt verses, it explores the depths of human emotion, from the happiness of love and friendship to the heartbreak of loss, all while maintaining a warm and hopeful outlook. It... Continue Reading →
Everyone should be reading fiction. Novels allow us to expand our imaginations – and see the world in entirely new ways. Fiction readers possess a level of creativity that can only be achieved by unpacking the imaginative world of an author’s mind. After a summer filled with reading, I found that these four novels stood out and left a lasting impression on me, my thoughts, and my life.
This is the perfect book to read as we come together and enjoy the pure, wholesome joy of the Little League World Series. Written by baseball enthusiast and Nolensville Coach Evan Satinoff, the book recounts this small town’s run to the Little League World Series – inning by inning, pitch by pitch, and reveals priceless behind-the-scenes stories that will capture your heart.
Hitchhiking to Madness will leave you speechless. It is such an awe-inspiring, complicated tale and at times it is so rich with lasting lessons that you must remind yourself that it is a true story. While covering pertinent social themes and thoughtful insight on the horrors of mental illness, Dr. Carol Hamilton chronicles a life journey like no other.
Science fiction has quite the ability to capture our attention. It inspires us to think deeply about the world’s vast possibilities – both present and future. These fascinating stories on the surface seem profoundly different than our reality. However, when you truly think about the complexity and fragility of life, these once implausible stories become hauntingly relatable. I’ve been diving deep into the world of science fiction this summer and have been absolutely captivated. Here are three science fiction novels that I recommend you read.
Baseball is deeply engrained into American history. As a result, it also is powerfully associated with American literature – from the 19th century to the present day. Many renowned authors have utilized America’s pastime as a central driving force in plot, story arch, and character development. This book, Bases Loaded, offers an in-depth exploration of the rich history of baseball in literature, acting as an annotated bibliography of novels that dive deep into the world of this beloved game.
