Mandy Arioto

Begin Again

Christian Living

“Begin Again is easily the most beautiful thing I have read all year. Profound and soulful, it is a book that will change everything you believe about releasing hurt and choosing rest. Charming and generous, Leeana is the type of writer who gives words to the things we have trouble saying out loud, and offers gentle wisdom that is both fresh and deep. A unique mixture of raw honesty and expectant hope, Begin Again leaves you better in every possible way. This is a book you will want to share with your friends and read multiple times.”

Bible and Breakfast

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Every mom needs this book. Deeply nourishing both physically and spiritually, it creates a doable as well as delicious way to start your mornings.”

Dream Big, Think Small

Christian Living

“Dream Big, Think Small advocates for a new way of thinking, and I couldn’t love Jeff’s approach more. His idea that big dreams are anchored in small life-giving habits has changed the way I think about achieving goals. With a storyteller’s flair and a knack for providing takeaways you can actually use, this book will surely inspire you to be faithful in the commonplace because that is where the magic happens.”

Expecting Wonder

Women

“Expecting Wonder is the companion that every soon-to-be mom needs. With thoughtful stories and heartfelt wisdom, it is a trusted resource for navigating the wonder-filled experiences of pregnancy.”

Motherhood Without All the Rules

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“If you are ready to find freedom from unhelpful expectations and replace them with hope-filled truth, then Motherhood Without All the Rules is the book you have been looking for. Filled with practical takeaways and transformational ideas, it is sure to gain a place at the top of your favorite books list.”

Rest Now

Christian Living

“If you are ready to be set free from the nagging stress of feeling chronically overwhelmed, then Rest Now is the book you have been looking for. Filled with practical takeaways and transformational ideas, it is sure to gain a place at the top of your favorite books list.”

Scoot Over and Make Some Room

Christian Living

“Heather Avis and I have adoption in common. We have a child of another race in common. But most importantly, we have Jesus in common. I love how she uses her voice to spread God’s radical message that every single one of us is made in his image. If you let her, Heather will open your heart and mind to love deeper, and your life and our world will be better for it. Korie Robertson of Duck Dynasty and author of Strong and Kind: Raising Kids of Character Heather Avis is a trusted guide, a gifted truth-teller, and the kind of person who makes everyone around her better just by showing up. Scoot Over and Make Some Room does all of the same things. In her uniquely endearing way, Heather challenges us to pay attention to the people we are prone to ignore and, in so doing, provides us with a refreshing understanding of what it means to be human. This is the kind of book you can’t stop reading but don’t want to end.”

The End of Hunger

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Deeply moving and insanely motivating, The End of Hunger reminds us that we have more power than we ever imagined to change the world. This is the book that will spark a revolution of everyday activism that will bring about the eradication of hunger and malnutrition. Through beautiful storytelling and impressive research, the message of hope shared in these pages will surely invigorate your soul and change your perspective on what is possible.”

The Opt-Out Family

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“A must-read guide for parents searching for life-giving solutions to push against the invasion of screen time and social media in the lives of their kids and families. If you are looking for practical ideas to nurture your kid’s childhood wonder, creativity, and independence, this is the book you’ve been waiting for. Erin is a voice for our generation and provides a perspective that will usher peace, fun, and a new pace into our daily lives.”

The Way Back to One Another

Christian Living

“I couldn't put this book down. In a world where we scroll past one another more than we sit beside each other, The Way Back to One Another feels like both a diagnosis and a cure. Through stories that span continents and faith communities, Jeff Galley and Phil Smith remind us of what we've forgotten: that the gospel is not just personal; it's profoundly communal. This is a deeply hopeful, deeply needed work—one that reclaims the radical simplicity of Jesus' command to 'love one another.' It's a call to remember who we are and to rebuild what we've lost: a church marked not by production, but by presence; not by programs, but by people. I'll be recommending this book to every leader I know who cares about spiritual formation, belonging, and the future of the church.”