Minority Leader
Feeling depressed about the state of politics? Me too, friend. Me too. It’s understandable. Take a beat to disconnect from the news, focus on your loved ones, and pick up…
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Charlotte Walsh Likes To Win
Charlotte Walsh was written for me. At least, it feels that way. It covers politics, Pennsylvania, women in power, feminism, bigotry. It also details motherhood – working motherhood at that…
Ghosted
Confession – I picked Ghosted purely because of its cover. It’s beautiful, slightly mysterious and I knew the exact spot in my shelf that it belonged. That said I was…
Leapfrog: The New Revolution For Women Entrepreneurs
‘The exceptional woman.’ It’s what most women-penned business memoirs – #GIRLBOSS, Lean In, Leave Your Mark, The Career Code – focus on. Mostly because the books are written by such…
The Map Of Salt And Stars
This book. This book. It may be presumptuous to call it one of my favorite books of the year, but I’m going to go with it. The Map of Salt…
Make Trouble: Standing Up, Speaking Out, and Finding the Courage to Lead
“I’m making trouble!” That’s what Rho says, anytime I ask him what he’s doing. It’s also what I get for listening to Cecile Richards’ excellent memoir while we play, or…
Super Woman Rx
Grab some pens. A highlighter. Sticky notes, too. And then you can start reading Super Woman Rx. It’s a health book unlike any other that I’ve read. Part science text,…
Circe
Fact. I have a thing for ancillary characters, mythology, and beautiful writing. Which is why Circe was the perfect book for me. Focused on life of the goddess Circe, we…