David A. Taylor

How to Love a Forest

“With visceral personal experience and a deep sense of history, Ethan Tapper describes the rich life of a forest. Alongside him, we feel the pulse of the Vermont forest at Bear Island as he's working to restore it to health. His book sensitively draws together forest history and social history. The two meet in this personal story of life and place. How to Love a Forest is itself a vibrant life and a rich education.”

Imaging the Story

Arts & Literature

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Savoring Childhood

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“What Grace Pouch offers to readers in this marvelous book is not only permission to give our children the gift of slowness but also rich insight and practical guidance to do it well. This is the book you didn't know you needed but are desperately glad you've found. Read it. Savor it. Ingest it. And let it help you get off the mad runaway train of soul-crushing busyness that marks our modern lives.”

Turning of Days

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Christians throughout the centuries have affirmed what the Wisdom Literature of Holy Scripture states bluntly: that if we had ears to hear and eyes to see, we would discover in creation an alphabet of theology, or as the Reformer John Calvin once put it: how the little birds that sing, sing of God, how the beasts clamor for Him, how the elements dread Him, how the mountains echo Him, and how the flowers laugh before Him. This, too, is what Hannah Anderson invites us to discover in her beautiful series of reflections on nature: the ways of God in the works of God so that we might revel in the wonder of God. As a theologian and an artist, we loved this book, with its delightful illustrations by Nathan Anderson, and we hope many others do too!”