Traveling Mercies is the antidote to 'brain rot' spirituality. It’s gritty, honest, and doesn't try to sell you a polished version of life.
Anne Lamott writes about God and grace the way your smartest, messiest friend talks over coffee. Even though it’s over 25 years old, the themes of recovery and 'holding on by a thread' are arguably more relevant in 2026 than they were when it was published.
It’s not a book for kids, but it’s a great book for parents who need a reminder that it’s okay to be a 'work in progress.'






