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Thomas Norman DeWolf

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Thomas Norman DeWolf is an author, public speaker and trainer, and serves as Program Co-Manager of Coming to the Table. He is a certified trainer for Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Changing Your Life

Tom's most recent book, The Little Book of Racial Healing , co-authored with Jodie Geddes, was published by Skyhorse in January 2019. Ruth King calls it a "...rare jewel of practical wisdom shows us how to embody racial healing in truth and kinship. It reads with such ease and affinity that you will want to treasure it and share it with everyone you know."

Tom is co-author, with Sharon Leslie Morgan of Gather at the Table , published by Beacon Press in October 2012. Leymah Gbowee, 2011 Nobel Peace Laureate calls it, "an honest explorati
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Remembering Sharon Leslie Morgan

January 30, 1951 – February 24, 2026

My beloved friend and Gather at the Table co-author, Sharon Leslie Morgan, has joined the ancestors. I was not expecting this. We talk regularly. We last spoke on her birthday just three weeks ago. She had survived breast cancer, was continuing to work on her next book about her great, great grandmother, Betty Warfe, and she bragged to me about her wonderful

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Mary Poppins, She Wrote by Valerie Lawson
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Having recently watched both Mary Poppins movies as well as Saving Mr. Banks, I checked this book out at the library for a more complete understanding of the life and writings of P.L. Travers, the author of 8 Mary Poppins books; none of which have I ...more
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1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin
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This is one frightening book. The subtitle nails it: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History - And How it Shattered a Nation. Most everyone learns the basics in school history classes about this financial disaster in 1929 and the subsequent ...more
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The Way Back to One Another by Jeff Galley; Phillip N. Smith
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Though we have more ways than ever before to connect with each other with emails, texts, and social media, it feels like we have become more disconnected and lonelier than ever before. As noted on the back cover of The Way Back to One Another, “…over ...more
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100 Rules for Living to 100 by Dick Van Dyke
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I love this book SO much! I found myself laughing out loud at some of the stories and feeling "all the feels" at others. I'm less than 30 years behind Mr. Van Dyke in age and his thoughts on aging gracefully, joyfully, with all the challenges that ag ...more
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Bound for the Promised Land by Kate Clifford Larson
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Like most Americans with a public-school education, I learned some basic facts about Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth along with more details about George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and other major historical figures of U.S. hist ...more
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The Last Present by Wendy Mass
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Taking a break from some heavier fiction and nonfiction, I read this YA novel that I picked up from a Little Library. Quite a fun, good read filled with magic, friendship, and time travel. I recommend it for anyone looking for a fun read, especially ...more
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The Circle by Dave Eggers
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The Washington Post called this book "Chilling." The New York Times called it "Prophetic." I found it to be both of these things but mostly terrifying. The Circle was published in 2013, a few years before Donald Trump was first elected president. Bef ...more
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Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
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I can't recall reading a novel that I enjoyed so much while feeling so disconnected from the actions and thoughts of the main protagonist. Eleanor Oliphant is definitely NOT fine. She's a mess as a result of some of the worst childhood trauma I could ...more
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The Little French Bistro by Nina George
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Another lovely gem from my new favorite novelist. The words flow and the story unfolds like the ocean waves our protagonist wants to jump into in order to end her life of misery, having been in a loveless and abusive marriage for 40 years. She finds ...more
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The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George
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I do believe I've found my new favorite author. This is the second book of Nina George's that I've read recently and I'm picking up the next one at the library today. She does more than describe feelings, love, relationships... her words inspire me t ...more
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“We all inherit damage from the past. We spread it like a virus and don't generally think about it.”
Thomas Norman DeWolf, Gather at the Table: The Healing Journey of a Daughter of Slavery and a Son of the Slave Trade

“The lessons are in the quest. The answers are found in the journey. These are ripples on a pond. They spread outward. And on we walk...”
Thomas Norman DeWolf, Gather at the Table: The Healing Journey of a Daughter of Slavery and a Son of the Slave Trade

“Today's youth cannot escape the shadow of racism that has been passed down organically from parents and others who cling to a distorted image of American history, one informed by, and articulated from, a worldview permeated by white privilege. [sic], these biases are so hardwired that most of us have no idea how quickly and automatically they kick in and how enduring they can be.”
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