Rachel Toalson

Choose your battles. It's sage advice. But most parents, before becoming parents, don't have a clue just how many battles kids will place in front of them with seemingly endless energy to engage...

If These Walls Could Talk (Crash Test Parents)Author: Rachel ToalsonPublisher: Rachel ToalsonPublication Date: December 17, 2019Number of Pages: 324 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

Life: A Definition of Terms is a playful collection of poetry that explores the immensity of life in all its facets, from family and love to mental health and humanity. Written entirely in haiku...

From the humorist behind the popular Crash Test Parents blog comes this collection of cleanly hilarious, irreverently honest, and undeniably charming essays that humanize the challenges, frustrations...

Textbook of an Ordinary Life is a collection of poetry and prose that examines ordinary life with extraordinary curiosity, wisdom, and insight. With grace and eloquence, poet Rachel Toalson examines...

The Book of Uncommon Hours is a collection of haiku poems that chronicle a day in the life of a mom, a partner, a writer, a creative human being, a woman. It includes both the happenings of daily...

The woods are a dangerous place for a girl in red and a boy in fur. Jasper, one of the lost children of Fairendale, wakes from a Vanishing spell well-equipped for the freezing cold of the White Woods...

A dangerous crossing. An arid wasteland. A smattering of footprints. The Dragons is a dark but wildly invigorating tale from award-winning author L.R. Patton, perfect for fans of Harry Potter, the...

Fairendale, a dark but invigorating epic fantasy series from award-winning author R.L. Toalson-- perfect for fans of Harry Potter, the Land of Stories, and the Earthsea Trilogy--continues with Book...

Would you rather try to keep a tidy house with kids around or clean up after a tornado every day? It's about the same. When you're a parent, you spend a considerable amount of time working as an...

this is how you live is the long-awaited followup to award-winning poet Rachel Toalson's debut poetry book, this is how you know. Delving into the depths and mystery of mental illness, Rachel...

Idiodare: 1. (Verb) To defy or challenge someone to do something idiotic. 2. (Noun) An idiotic challenge. 3. (Fact) Something with which you'll become intimately familiar in a house full of boys...

In this introspective collection of personal essays, award-winning poet and essayist Rachel Toalson provides an intimate and essential portrait of what it means to be human. With essays like "On...