GROW!: Life is a Garden

GROW!: Life is a Garden

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SARA B. LARSON: "Every Beat After"

I've been sharing fun summer reads on my Delilah Book Club page, one of them titled, "Every Beat After," by Sara B. Larson. It's a super sweet love story, playing out in a little bakery in Scottsdale, Arizona. Liv is a heart transplant survivor, living in the fragile space betwee ...  Show more

BISHOP MARIAN EDGAR BUDDE: "I Can Learn To Be Brave"

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, D.C., has written several books exploring courage, turning points, and faith. These books, for adults, younger readers, and now, children, focus on how ordinary people learn to be brave through choices they make e ...  Show more

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