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Yoke by Jessamyn Stanley packs a punch for such a short book. While ostensibly about yoga, Yoke is about much more, including racism, self-hatred, and the process of learning to...

For the month of May, we delved back into the realm of fiction with Fredrik Backman's book, Anxious People.  This book is a hilarious "hostage drama", written in a casual,...

A review of Gathering Moss, a loving and scientific history of mosses by Robin Wall Kimmerer.  We could ramble on for hours now about all the fascinating things we learned...

What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo is a powerful memoir about Foo's personal healing journey through the complex landscape of multi-dimensional trauma. It should be noted that this work...

Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt was the first novel to be included in the Honey Dew Review. A powerful story about loneliness and lost family ties stitching back together,...

The November 2022 Honey Dew Review is in! This month we reviewed Good Morning, Monster by Catherine Gildiner. A profound and brutal account of five of Gildiner's most heroic patients' lives, we...

An honest review of Honey Dew's October book choice, Group by Christie Tate. This book is an raw exploration into mental health, shame, eating disorders, and sexual anorexia. A messy, but...