Seven heartfelt, thought-provoking stories. One timeless what truly matters?
In The Measure of More, ordinary people in a small town wrestle with the tension between having more and being more. These interconnected short stories explore the quiet battles of everyday life—ambition and presence, status and authenticity, comfort and purpose.
From a photographer chasing the perfect shot while his daughter takes her first steps, to a young singer torn between performance and authenticity, to a retiree discovering new meaning beyond routine—each story invites you to reflect on the choices that shape a life.
Perfect for fans of Fredrik Backman, Elizabeth Strout, and Mitch Albom, this collection blends warmth, poignancy, and quiet revelation. Whether read alone or shared in a book club, these stories linger long after the last page.
Discover seven small-town tales that will make you laugh, ache, and think deeply about what it means to live fully.
This collection was such a joy to read. Each story pulled me in emotionally and left me with a smile—or something to think deeply about. I loved how the themes ranged from family, purpose, and self-reflection to community and personal growth. It felt like I was walking beside each narrator, seeing life through their eyes. It is a story suitable for all age and for lovers of values and morals.