The word 'LOVE' in large black letters decorated with red poppy flowers and black-and-white leaves.

Curious by nature, opinionated by experience, usually reading the footnotes.

I ask one question, open twelve tabs, read the footnotes, and somehow end up with a spreadsheet, receipts and an essay.

Motherhood, history, politics, grief, culture, creativity, and whatever else I was probably supposed to leave alone.

Young woman with long blonde hair standing on a staircase inside an ornate, classical-style room with elaborate molding, statues, and a large tapestry on the wall behind her.
A row of vintage leather-bound books titled 'Swift's Works' on a shelf.
A woman in a black dress and sunglasses stands in front of a red brick wall with a mural of the Lady of the Lake from Arthurian legend holding a sword and a chalice, with celestial background and a banner that says 'the Mother'.
Interior of a grand multi-level historic library with ornate iron balconies, large arched windows, and a glass ceiling letting in natural light.

Cabinet of Curiosity

an attempt at organized chaos:

Women Who Persist

Night Witch Schoolhouse

The Dead Dad Club

My Books(shelf)

The Mouse and The Garden

Cover of a children's book titled 'The Mouse & the Garden' by Hope White, featuring a cartoon mouse wearing a pink checkered skirt, watering flowers in a colorful garden with a blue sky background.

When creeping weeds threaten the garden, Maxine the mouse, Bernie the badger, and Ruthie the rabbit must unite to protect their home.

"The Mouse and The Garden" is a tale of courage and teamwork, showing that even the smallest voices can make a difference.

The Dead Dad Club: A 365 Day Grief Journal

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This journal won’t fix your grief. It won’t bring your person back. It won’t remind you to drink water or stop crying at the grocery store. But it will give you 365 chances to show up—messy, quiet, angry, laughing at the worst possible moment.

There’s no right way to grieve.Just your way. One day at a time.

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Cover of a grief journal titled 'The Dead Dad Club: A 365-Day Grief Journal' by Hope White, with a dark background, an eye symbol, and a musical note.