Here are 365 rich reflections that speak to the conversation women hold with each other and with themselves. Exploring topics such as, friendship, courage, envy, and family, Donna Sinclair looks beneath the surface of daily living to create a rich spirituality grounded in a woman's view of the world. These glimpses of inspiration will resonate in your mind and in your heart.

Donna Sinclair travelled widely internationally and throughout Canada for 27 years as an award-winning journalist with The United Church Observer (renamed Broadview in 2019). Now retired, she continues to write occasionally for various publications. Over the last decade, she and her husband, Jim, have devoted much of their time to caring for their grandchildren and the world they inhabit. Her most recent book is Activist Alphabet (Wood Lake Publishing).

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This is a hand-sized book that will renew and inspire you each and every day of the year with reflections on life and living.

L. June Stevenson

Its contents reflect a plethora of themes including, for example, family, friendship, contemporary times, spirituality, nature, and world peace. Each day’s reading is compact and thought-provoking, written in accessible language.

Carol Segal, Montreal Anglican

Mothers and daughters, grandmothers and aunts, singles and partners will smilingly shed a tear on occasion as we resonate with the precarious and loving influence of strong women on our lives, still shaping who we are.

Marion Pardy, The Observer