Books

The Whitney Awards winners were announced at the 2013 LDStorymakers convention in Provo, Utah on May 11. The Whitneys are an awards program for novels written by LDS authors.

This excerpt from the new book, "Questions of the Soul" answers the question, "How can I cheerfully accept my tribulations and suffering?"

The evidence of divine preservation in the context of war is irrefutable to those who possess spiritual sensitivities. We seek to share accounts of soldiers who perceived the Lord’s hand in preserving their lives.

Mother's Day is right around the corner and it's a special time of year for me because my sweet mom is thriving and doing well at ninety-three! What better gift for moms everywhere than with books!

With this biography of C.S. Lewis, readers are left with greater insight into the man and a desire to know more. I was left with a greater yearning to strengthen my own stance as an apologist and to use gifts I’ve been given in the way they were intended.

Dating isn't what it used to be! Melanie Jacobson has written another romance featuring twenty-somethings and to complicate matters, she proposes a scenario where Mr. Wrong just might be Mr. Right.

With Mothers’ Day coming up I thought it a good time to share this book, written by a famous Mormon mother who has seen her share of struggles.

It's spring time and the trees and flowers are in bloom. It's the most beautiful and interesting weather time of the year! Here are some great picture books that are good for all ages and that help celebrate this time of year.

Poaching Daisies, A Yellowstone Mystery, by Carole Thayne Warburton is a romantic suspense novel with a touch of humor that will appeal to a wide spectrum of readers.