Month: April 2022

• THE FAMILY by Naomi Krupitsky

  

  It is difficult to believe that this is Krupitsky’s first novel. The Family is both riveting and endearing. I picked up the book casually but held on to it thirstily. After devouring it, I am closing the back cover, satisfied and intrigued for more. Krupitsky is a beautiful writer who seamlessly unfolds a story like…

  Greta Sutherland

  April 20, 2022

  Book of the Month, book reviews

  Book of the Month, book review, books, bookstagram, currently reading, family, family relationships, fiction, friends, friendship, generational expectations, home, hope, Italian culture, mafia, Naomi Krupitsky, New York, novel, reading, relationships, tradition, writing

• Easter Connections

  

  Our neighbors dropped off an Easter gift this morning. While I’ve never actually associated Easter with rainbows before, I immediately loved the unexpected comparisons. Was there ever a time in Christian history that we were more filled with hope than the discovery of an empty tomb? Was there ever a time that we needed God’s…

  Greta Sutherland

  April 17, 2022

  essays, seasonal

  Easter, faith, holiday, hope, rainbow