Faitth Brooks

A More Beautiful Way to Live

Christian Living

“I couldn’t put this book down. I saw my own journey and those of my friends reflected in its pages. Bethaney invites us to slow down, tune out the noise, and reconnect with what truly matters in a world that pushes us to keep striving and performing. She writes with remarkable clarity, blending her personal story with practical guidance and actionable tools for anyone seeking a more intentional life—a more beautiful way. The book is both raw and uplifting, capturing the realities of burnout, the ache for rest, and the courage it takes to choose a more meaningful path. Whether you are overwhelmed, searching for direction, or simply ready for change, this book will leave you empowered and inspired.”

Chingona

“Chingona is filled with lyrical storytelling and liberating truths. If you are looking for a book to challenge and empower you, this is the book to read. Grab a highlighter because you'll need it!”

Forty Days on Being an Eight

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“As an Enneagram Eight with a Seven wing, I could not stop reading as Sandra's words filled my heart, brought tears to my eyes, and reminded me of the importance of self-reflection, staying grounded, and finding ways to choose yourself when you feel compelled to save everyone else. This is the first book on the Enneagram I could truly relate to. I encourage everyone to read this book, especially those of you who are Eights and women of color.”

Start with Hello

Christian Living

“Start with Hello is an impactful read. Shannan does not hold back in addressing anti-racism. She highlights the importance of loving your neighbor and treating people with dignity and respect, while also providing practical tools to help assist you in understanding those you perceive to be different from you.”

Women Rising

Women

“Women Rising is a powerful book that calls for all women to be treated with dignity and respect. Meghan shares her story with authenticity and draws us all into why we must value women and uplift their voices. She also challenges what has been the standard and what needs to change. She speaks the truth many are longing to hear.”

Young, Gifted, and Black

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The stories Sheila shares are relatable, moving, and healing. I saw myself in the stories shared, and I am convinced young Black readers will see themselves too. Sheila considers the importance of uplifting and leading the next generation toward healing. Young, Gifted, and Black highlights the importance of young Black leaders and why older leaders should pass the baton. Through story, history, and trauma-informed research, Sheila makes a brilliant case for young Black leaders' unique gifts. This book is a must-read.”