Anyone who knows me well, knows that I do judge a book by its cover. And The Supreme Vocation of Women According to St. John Paul II by Melissa Maleski (Sophia Institute Press 2020) dons a beautiful pink cover with an oil painting Humbled Heart of Mary (Olga Conens 2020).
In her book, Maleski contemplates, analyzes, and inspires. In a world that (generally) vilifies true masculinity and distorts authentic femininity, she provides a way to understand, articulate, and appreciate the beautiful, grace-filled complementarity of man and woman. I highlighted and marked up almost every page; it’s just absolutely rich.
Even reading the Table of Contents is intriguing. Really! Maleski composed ten utterly distinct chapters that together create a bold, unified message for all men and women.
I encourage you to delve into this book and then spread the universal truths revealed to you.
Denise Y. Montgomery 
Can’t WAIT to read this!
Yes! Two of my favorite bullet points from the back cover state that the book includes: “The full truth about the vital place of womanhood in the Church and in the World” and “”How modern notions of sexuality and gender pervert God’s image and His plan for creation.” Enjoy the read! I look forward to hearing what you think and feel about it.