“Sildre finds exciting ways to graphically depict music that shouldn’t be missed.” —Casten Jaehner, Comic Couch

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This is a beautiful book.

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“This volume is of great significance for the study of early Anabaptism. It is essential reading for all who wish to understand – and be challenged by – what Hutter said and did.” —Ian Randall
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We’re excited to announce that our Summer issue, “The Good of Tech,” is going to press today!

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As Hitler’s armies turn mainland Europe into a mass graveyard, a little group of 300 pacifist refugees – half of them babies and young children – looks for a new home. Where should the refugees try to resettle next? This is one year of their story.

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It was wonderful to have the opportunity to exhibit at the House of Beautiful Business gathering in Tangier at the beautiful Moulay Hafid Palace. Thank you to the House of Beautiful Business team for the warm welcome back to the House!

confirmed. best book i’ve read since laurus

It was only re-reading my review of Vodolazkin's A History of the Island that I thought of a neat point about the articles in the title: it is 'a' history, not 'the' history (in the novel, as in life, there are alternative accounts) but 'the Island', as it stands as a ur-nation.

“*By Water* is a book driven by its art. From manuscript illuminations to woodcuts and portraiture, many of the images and scenes are drawn from real pieces from the 16th century. …I found By Water to be a delight.” @theChristianCentury

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Book review: Francis Martin reviews playful Slavic fiction
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“To read history, one often has to read between the lines, with a degree of ironic detachment — and sometimes it helps when reading novels, too.​” —Francis Martin, Church Times

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Daniel Berrigan was #BOTD in 1921.

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The renowned poet, priest, and activist brings to life his namesake and role model, the biblical prophet Daniel.

“This volume provides the best scholarly introduction to the life and pastoral career of Jakob Hutter, the founding father of the Hutterites.” —James M. Stayer

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You know how lovely it is to find a picture book that's just about a nice time a little kid had by the sea? And nothing earth-shattering happens; there are no weighty, moral messages, but he does hang out with a pelican, and you know what, maybe that's enough?

Read the story that has my 4yo reciting the whole book from memory and my 2yo saying “Boot! BOOT! More boot!”

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