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Rooted in Wonder: Jane Gallagher on Nature, Movement, and the Mystery of Life

Some books explain, and some books invite you to experience. Reflections on Life’s Illusions is the latter—a luminous exploration of how nature, movement, and reflection converge into a philosophy of wholeness. For Jane Gallagher, spirituality is not a belief system but a felt relationship: between science and mystery, self and…

Kelsey HallNovember 10, 2025

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Searching for Bowlby—and for Himself: C.V. Wooster on the Bonds That Shape Us

Searching for Bowlby intertwines biography and memoir to illuminate the life of John Bowlby: the pioneering psychologist who redefined how we understand love, loss, and human connection. But in tracing Bowlby’s theories of attachment, Wooster also found himself confronting his own. In this Q&A, author C.V. Wooster reflects on the…

BookTribNovember 4, 2025

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How Brenda Coffee Turned Trauma into Triumph in Her Memoir Maya Blue

At first glance, Maya Blue reads like a fairytale. An ambitious journalist swept into the glittering world of invention, love, and promise. But as Brenda Coffee’s memoir unfolds, that sheen fractures into something far more harrowing and human. What begins as a story of brilliance and devotion transforms into a…

BookTribOctober 22, 2025

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Grace Under Fire: Explore Faith and Tolerance in a Divided America

Imagine a near-future America where the moral and cultural order has been flipped upside down—and where the fight for freedom of belief takes center stage. Set against a backdrop of courtroom showdowns, collapsing churches, and moral gray zones, Hibernation examines what happens when conviction collides with cultural revolution. In this…

Kelsey HallOctober 15, 2025

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Where Pain Becomes Purpose: A Story for the Dreamers and Fighters

Every scar tells a story—but for this author, the scars became the spark for a message of resilience. Raised in hardship, nearly lost to addiction, and tested by fear on and off the football field, he has built a life rooted in grit, clarity, and transformation. In this Q&A, author…

BookTribSeptember 18, 2025

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“Doing Small Things with Great Love”: You Are the Most Powerful Where You Live

Doing Small Things with Great Love: How Everyday Humanitarians are Changing the World invites us to look closer to home for solutions rooted in shared humanity. In this Q&A, author Sharon Eubank explores what it really means to work for the common good and why the most meaningful change often…

BookTribSeptember 19, 2025

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Teaching Machines to Care: The Ethical Heartbeat of “Moral Code”

What does it mean to teach a machine right from wrong? In Moral Code, the boundaries between technology and humanity are tested through the creation of Elly, an artificial intelligence designed not for efficiency or profit, but for compassion, protection, and ethical decision-making. In this Q&A, author Lois Melbourne explores…

BookTribMay 22, 2025

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Author Q&A: Sara Novic on “True Biz” – Coming of Age Amid Deaf Culture

Recently, Book Nation Book Club had a wonderful conversation with author Sara Nović about her novel, True Biz (Random House) and the Deaf community. The story centers around a high school for the Deaf and dives deep into the lives of three main characters: Charlie, Austin and February. Charlie is a…

Jennifer BlankfeinJuly 4, 2022

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“High Flight”: A Life Lived at Altitude, Anchored in Faith

From the roar of an F-15 slicing the sky at supersonic speed to the hushed stillness of a fog-covered runway, few lives have been lived at such altitude and with such depth as the one captured in High Flight In this Q&A, author Richard Hess takes us beyond the cockpit…

BookTribAugust 28, 2025

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A Tapestry of War, Memory, and Survival

What does it mean to come of age in a world where truth itself is a battlefield? Through shifting timelines and converging fates, The Threads Remain wrestles with identity, morality, and the haunting legacies of war. In this Q&A with author Glenn Shapiro, we step beyond the page to uncover…

BookTribAugust 27, 2025

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Captivity, Colonization, and Courage: The Story Behind The White Cheyenne

The White Cheyenne brings readers into a richly layered world where history, identity, and survival collide. In this Q&A, author Ann Kilgore discusses the inspirations behind Catherine’s character, the challenges of writing across cultures, and how personal experience and historical research shaped the novel’s depth and authenticity. Catherine, or “K-Ox,”…

BookTribAugust 15, 2025

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Fiction Meets Fact: Exploring WWII’s Overlooked Heroes in The Mapmaker

Drawing on his lifelong fascination with maps, his experience in the cockpit, and meticulous historical research, this author weaves a story of resilience and connection between two unlikely allies. In this Q&A, author Tom Young discusses the real-life inspirations behind his characters, the challenge of blending fact with fiction, and…

BookTribAugust 11, 2025

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Belief as a Battlefield: Exploring Loyalty, Power, and Propaganda

Inspired by real-world vulnerabilities and shaped by the authors' extensive military and aviation experience, the novel explores how belief, whether in God, country, or ideology, can be both a source of strength and a weapon of manipulation. In this Q&A, co-authors Richard Hess and Alan Cockrell discuss the creation of…

BookTribJuly 29, 2025

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A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism

In Portrait of a Feminist, the author weaves personal narrative with cultural critique, offering a deeply reflective exploration of identity, gender, and selfhood shaped across multiple continents and belief systems. In this Q&A, we talk with author Marianna Marlowe about the roots of her feminism, the complexities of family, faith,…

Kelsey HallJuly 18, 2025

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Bold Heroine Rides into History in this Immersive and Spirited Series

Calling all readers of historical fiction, fans of spirited heroines, and horse lovers, this book is for you. Poetic, powerful, and deeply humane, A Clan Chief’s Daughter is a reminder that sometimes, it takes just one person, one rider, one dreamer, one daughter to change the course of history. In…

BookTribJuly 2, 2025

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Learn to Find Wonder in Nature While Celebrating the Quiet Moments

Through the tiny lens of a ladybug, this poetic and enchanting book honors the silent beauty of nature, the value of observation, and the strength of curiosity. In a world filled with zany, fast-paced children’s books, A Magical Loveliness of Ladybugs offers a refreshing style that helps children take their time and…

BookTribJune 19, 2025

Rooted in Wonder: Jane Gallagher on Nature, Movement, and the Mystery of Life

Searching for Bowlby—and for Himself: C.V. Wooster on the Bonds That Shape Us

How Brenda Coffee Turned Trauma into Triumph in Her Memoir Maya Blue

Grace Under Fire: Explore Faith and Tolerance in a Divided America

Where Pain Becomes Purpose: A Story for the Dreamers and Fighters

Teaching Machines to Care: The Ethical Heartbeat of “Moral Code”

Author Q&A: Sara Novic on “True Biz” – Coming of Age Amid Deaf Culture

“High Flight”: A Life Lived at Altitude, Anchored in Faith

A Tapestry of War, Memory, and Survival

Captivity, Colonization, and Courage: The Story Behind The White Cheyenne

Fiction Meets Fact: Exploring WWII’s Overlooked Heroes in The Mapmaker

Belief as a Battlefield: Exploring Loyalty, Power, and Propaganda

A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism

Bold Heroine Rides into History in this Immersive and Spirited Series

Learn to Find Wonder in Nature While Celebrating the Quiet Moments

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