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“This book is a true account of a girl growing up under her father's strict Rastafarian beliefs, which turned to fanaticism. Smoking weed was acceptable; eating meat was forbidden. The main tenets of the sect are disdain for 'Babylon,' white people’s influence and Western ways. Yet even in their homeland of Jamaica, Safiya and her siblings were outcasts for being Rastafarian, ostracized by other Jamaicans for not cutting their hair and wearing dreadlocks. Like many religions controlled by...”

Annette • The Well-Read Moose

“Strange and deep and gross. I'm not sure who I could recommend this book to. If you can get past the crude descriptions, you can find a story reminiscent of American consumerism and our never-ending appetite for higher, louder, faster, and more of everything we can get our hands on. Set during the revolution in France in the late 1700s, The Glutton is shockingly based on a real person. ”

Liz • The Well-Read Moose

“A great entry point for those looking to get involved in movement work!”

Carling • Under the Umbrella

“Such a creative take on time travel. I've never read anything like it!”

Maren • Nook & Cranny Books

“Perfect reminiscing by a woman who is turning 80. A gift for grandma to give to the grandchildren as well as to her friends. ”

Marggie • Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza

“While this is set in a haunted town in coastal Florida, don't make the mistake of thinking this must be a Halloween title. Cassie is a newcomer to town and generally a skeptic, until she can't doubt the existence of a ghost in her house. Lucky for her, Nick, the owner of the town coffee shop can help with more than a perfect coffee order and an outlet for her laptop. Being an outsider, Cassie has to ask the locals for help and finds some friends along the way. Overall, a great found...”

Katherine • Sower Books