by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Sep 28, 2021 | Book Review, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal, Poetry
One. Whole. Year. Messy Bun Mantras was published one year ago! As of today, it sold over 200 copies, which is modest in the book world, but is still WAY more than my first book – a small collection of poetry published when I was eighteen – ever sold. What... by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Jun 3, 2021 | Anxiety, Book Review, Faith, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal, Relationships
Hi friends! Thanks for allowing me to share Asian-Pacific Heritage month with you. If you haven’t had a chance to look through those posts, please check them out. Additional thanks for allowing me to take a week off last week! I know an email goes out to remind... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | May 13, 2021 | Book Review, Faith, Non-Fiction
Hello! For the month of May I am excited to celebrate Asian-American heritage. Each week will highlight either someone with Asian-American heritage or some aspect of Asian-American culture. This week I am focusing on books that I think are worth reading, both fiction... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Apr 8, 2021 | Book Review, Faith, Health, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal
Happy Thursday! Thanks for being patient with me as I took last week off to be with friends and family for the Easter season. It’s fitting that I close the March book reviews in April, because our last March sister is what I’d consider a bit of a wild... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Mar 26, 2021 | Book Review, Non-Fiction, Personal
Dear, sweet Beth. There are so many lessons to be learned from the quiet, contented March sister. I think because of the time period in which she lived she was able to get away with sheltering herself within her family and her home. She spends much of the book coming... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Mar 17, 2021 | Book Review, Fiction, Non-Fiction
One of the things I love best about Jo March is her fearlessness. She isn’t afraid of being different or of being herself. She is the March sister we all see in ourselves (or wish we could be): that wild part of us that longs to break free from whatever it is... 