Erin Loechner
Biography
Erin Loechner is the founder of The Opt-Out Family, and was previously a social media influencer. Loechner's books include The Opt-Out Family (2024) and Chasing Slow (2023).
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Christian Living
“Battle Ready is chock-full of reminders, mini-lessons, and truths for every battered and bruised one of us. With honesty and insight, Kelly points to the path where the meek become mighty and the weary wise.”
Christian Living
“For the searchers, the wanderers, the hopers, and somedayers: here, a road map.”
Christian Living
“hoarder conversation: in life and in decor, what does it mean to have enough? With an affirming approach, gentle guidance, and trusted tips, she’s the grace-based KonMari we’ve been waiting for. Here’s to more style and less stuff—within our own four walls and beyond.”
Women
“If there is anyone who so fervently strives for the balance between grace and holiness, it’s Jess. In her presence, I have been offered both pause and power, both hush and hustle. In her signature disarming honesty, Jess manages to spur us on and settle us down, all in one dripping-with-love invitation.”
Christian Living
“For every parent seeking a return to the basics, here’s your compass. By shedding light on nine tried-and-true habits formed in the homes of history’s most trailblazing women, Jennifer Pepito illuminates the way toward a simpler, truer life for us all—one that is void of current controversies and trend-driven assumptions, but instead unveils the rich and foundational depth that comes from prioritizing what matters most.”
Christian Living
“In a world that pushes us to run harder/faster/stronger, Have More Fun offers us a daring, amped-up drumbeat to dance to along the way. For the overworked and underwhelmed, join Mandy Arioto as she turns up the volume to hear the jubilant lyrics many of us have long forgotten.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Creatively woven with the wisdom of classic literary cohorts, Jamie's voice in these pages offers hope for the hidden 50%. Finally: a motherhood anthem we introverts can dance to. (Quietly. In our bedrooms. Alone.)”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“If you’ve ever wished your most beloved literary heroines could come to life and guide you through your parenting journey, you’re in luck. In Mothering by the Book, Jennifer Pepito pairs her own hard-earned insights with truth, advice, and transformative life tools from the classic characters we know and love. The result? Wit and wisdom for every mother, everywhere.”
Christian Living
“Hayley Morgan’s work here is that of a butterfly collector pinning down each fleeting, gossamer lie from our brains and securing it to what holds: an unchanging wall of truth. Like the monarch, may we emerge with patterns anew.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“The Magic of Motherhood is not a parenting book; it is a partnering book. With beautiful prose and poetic hearts, Ashlee and her team come alongside every aching, weary, stretch-marked mother to whisper: You’re not alone in this. We’re here too. It’s kind of hard, isn’t it? It’s kind of magical, isn’t it? Both siren song and battle cry, this soulful collection of essays is a life-giving gift to mothers everywhere.”
Until the Streetlights Come On
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“For every swirling emotion you and your kids are navigating right now—Underwhelmed! Overwhelmed! Everything in between!—play promises hope and connection on the other side. And in her brilliantly illuminating book, Ginny Yurich is the guide who leads you straight there and beyond. Overflowing with reflective prompts and practical ideas for deeper play, Until the Streetlights Come On is the definitive guide to play for those of us who can’t remember what it means to play—and for those of us who can’t afford to forget.”
Women
“Jess Connolly and Hayley Morgan are a dream team role model duo for young women everywhere. Their minds, souls, and spirits are wildly different, but together, their hearts gracefully point to one common purpose: to find freedom and rest in God alone.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Amber O’Neal Johnston, author of A Place to Belong and Soul School “In Words Like Honey, Amy Hughes reminds us how the weight of a mother’s words can better reveal the depths of our love. With gentleness, care, and a nostalgic smattering of ’80s and ’90s pop culture, Amy offers us all the remedy for what ails: sweet words.”
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