Randall Jarrell was only fifty-one at the time of his death, in 1965, yet he created a body of work that secured his position as one of the century's leading American men of letters. Although he saw himself chiefly as a poet, publishing a number of books of poetry, he also left behind a sparkling comic novel, four children's books, numerous translations, haunting letters, and four collections of essays. Edited by Brad Leithauser, No Other Bookdraws from these four essay collections, reminding us that Jarell the poet was also, in the words of Robert Lowell, "a critic of genius."
Living on opposite sides of their Brooklyn neighborhood, strict Hasidic Devorah and fun-loving nerd Jaxon forge an unexpected connection when they become trapped in an elevator during a hurricane, after which they pursue a secret romance.
Musician and author Kelly Minter explores the natural needs of women that can become modern-day idols, replacing God's presence in their lives.
"Dr. John MacArthur takes readers to the place God can be discovered and displays the beauty of what is found.
Trying to steal her land. Shooting bullets into her bank. That memory still gave Malachi chills. It was only by God's grace she hadn't been injured or killed. Pound. Pound. Pound. Malachi reached for another nail from the glass jar at ...
An investigation into the destiny of the unevangelized
Moody writes this book with a pastor’s heart, addressing important topics such as “The Gospel Not Moralism” and “The Use of Gospel Freedom.” Paul’s message is foundational to the Christian faith, and thoughtful readers will ...
In this 8-session revised and expanded study from Kelly Minter, learn to identify the gods you may be unknowingly serving and the lies they tell you.
This nonfiction book has been faithfully adapted for young readers from the #1 New York Times bestselling memoir Marley & Me by John Grogan! Marley, a lovable Labrador retriever, is always getting himself into trouble.
He knows he should resist her, but he’s not sure he wants to… At least for this summer. It’s going to be a summer like no other.
This is a book to be shared among family members, young and old. And for parents looking for positive influences in professional athletics, they will find no better role model than Matt.