Susan Sheppard Boeken

The collection features 59 haunting poems that showcase the unique voice of Susan Sheppard, drawing on themes of mystery, magic, and the rich cultural backdrop of Appalachia. Her writing is described as bold and fearless, capturing a sense of urgency and emotional depth. Critics praise her ability to blend brooding imagery with powerful language, making each poem a vivid exploration of truth. Grace Cavalieri, Maryland Poet Laureate, emphasizes the significance of Sheppard's work, declaring it essential reading for poetry lovers.

Empowering women in relationships, this guide emphasizes the importance of self-worth and clear communication in romantic pursuits. Through practical advice and relatable examples, it encourages women to assert their desires and expectations, ensuring they never settle for less. The book highlights the dynamics of power in relationships, particularly focusing on the bedroom as a pivotal space for connection. Readers will learn strategies to effectively communicate their needs and desires, fostering healthier and more fulfilling romantic partnerships.

This creative, crafty, and spiritual book teaches witches how to create their own stones and use them for divination or to cast spells.

This children's story emphasizes the importance of caring for pets while also teaching valuable lessons about searching for someone who may be missing. Through engaging narratives, young readers learn about responsibility, compassion, and the methods of thorough searching, making it both an educational and heartwarming tale. The book encourages empathy and problem-solving in a relatable way for children.

Jewel Westin's life takes a dramatic turn when she decides to sing backup for Rett Bardo's band, stepping away from her strict upbringing as a preacher's daughter. This decision challenges her beliefs and leads her on a journey of self-discovery, testing her morals and the values instilled in her. As she navigates this new path, Jewel confronts the conflict between her past and her desires, ultimately reshaping her understanding of faith and identity.