Introduction On October 14, 1926, A. A. Milne published Winnie-the-Pooh, illustrated by E. H. Shepard. A hundred years later, its characters remain among the most beloved in children's literature.But there is something remarkable about the world these two men created.Both had served in World War I. They belonged to a generation that had witnessed … [Read more...] about Winnie-the-Pooh at 100: Hidden Lessons from Scholars
Brené Brown
The Antidote by Jesse Lee Peterson: Anger, Forgiveness & Freedom
Introduction What if the person controlling your life isn't standing in front of you anymore?It might be the father who left, the mother who hurt you, the person who betrayed you, or someone whose apology you have waited years to hear. Jesse Lee Peterson's The Antidote begins with a provocative idea: anger, blame, resentment, and victimhood can keep the past … [Read more...] about The Antidote by Jesse Lee Peterson: Anger, Forgiveness & Freedom
The Vessel of Words: How Language Shapes Relationships
Introduction Five sentences rest beside a white ceramic bowl:“I am frightened, but fear does not define my ability.”“I see your contribution, and I still need help with daily care.”“I have concerns. Would you like to hear what I have noticed?”“I missed you, and I told myself that your silence meant I did not matter.”“I treated constant availability as proof … [Read more...] about The Vessel of Words: How Language Shapes Relationships