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Books November 2014

Quaker book reviews

Staff

Angels of Progress

A review of the new collection of writings of Progressive Friends.

Reviewed by Mitchell Santine Gould

Books January 2014

Reviews, featuring titles from Mark Nepo, Lester Brown, Jill Suzanne Shook, Margery Post Abbott, and Reza Aslan.

Staff

Books October 2013

Books reviewed: The International Bank of Bob, by Bob Harris. Turn the World Around, by Blair Seitz. A Principled Stand, by Gordon K Hirabayashi. Muslim, Christian, Jew, by Arthur G Gish. Friends in Deed, by Susan Sachs Goldman. White Women Getting Real About Race, edited by Judith M James and Nancy Peterson.

Staff

Books June/July 2013

Discernment: Living Under Divine Guidance North Carolina Yearly Meeting (Conservative), Journal (number 6), 2012. 62 pages. Free download at www.ncymc.org/journal. Reviewed…

Staff

From a Quaker View of Sex

Quick! Name the most influential document published by British Quakers in the twentieth century. It’s probably a 1963 pamphlet entitled…

Mitchell Santine Gould

What Miss Mitchell Saw

By Hayley Barrett, illustrated by Diana Sudyka. Beach Lane Books, 2019. 40 pages. $17.99/hardcover; $10.99/eBook. Recommended for ages 4–8.

Reviewed by Paul Buckley

Books September 2014

Book reviews.

Staff

Building a Culture of Safety

An Interview with Juliet Prager and Mark Mitchell of Britain Yearly Meeting.

Windy Cooler

The Joy of Job: An Investigator’s Perspective on the Most Righteous Man on Earth

By Maribeth Vander Weele. Sagerity Press, 2018. 138 pages. $24.99/paperback; $9.99/eBook. The Epistle of James speaks about the “patience of…

Reviewed by Michael Willett Newheart