I love sharing what I read here, but I haven’t made it a habit of keeping track of my reviews monthly, so here are my January reads all in one place! I read five books in January, some listened to via audio, and the rest read on my plane ride to and from Disney World. Reunion by Karen Kingsbury - 5 Stars If you’re a fan of Karen Kingsbury, you know. I spent so many years putting off reading these books because my mom and all of her friends read them, and I just didn’t think I would …
Books
Turning the Page on 2019
Happy new year and new DECADE! That’s so crazy to say, but it’s true! The 2010’s are behind us and the 2020’s are coming in hot. 2019 was a BIG year in so many ways, with much of it crammed into the last half of the year. I travelled a lot - to New York, Nashville, the beach twice, and of course Birmingham many times - Evan moved home from Birmingham and started a new job here in NWA, I started the process of building my first house, my brother got engaged to his high school sweetheart, we …
Girl, Wash Your Face Review
“God has perfect timing, and it’s highly possible that by not being where you thought you should be, you will end up being exactly where you are meant to go.” -Rachel Hollis Girl, Wash Your Face The phenomenon of Rachel Hollis, Girl, Wash Your Face, and now Girl, Stop Apologizing, the Rise Podcast, Hollis Co, and everything in between has almost completely taken over my Instagram feed. After the release of Girl, Wash Your Face, Rachel Hollis has skyrocketed to success as a motivational …
Non-Fiction Books I Want to Read SOON
Non-fiction books are calling my name right now, whether they’re memoirs, Christian studies, historical events, etc. I love learning about new people, places, historical events, and even about myself. Of course, I always have a never-ending list of books that I want to read, but here’s a solid list of non-fiction that I’d like to tackle over the coming months! It’s Not Supposed to Be This Way - Lysa TerKeurst Loving Your Husband Before You Even Have One - Kim Vollendorf Believe …
Afraid of All The Things
I received this book free from B&H Publishing in exchange for an honest review. "The gospel tells me I can’t fix myself. The gospel tells me I can’t protect myself. But the gospel tells me I can rest, knowing that Jesus walked into this broken, sad, and scary place to rescue me and love me and cast out my fear. And He did and He does and He will. Calm is found in the already finished work of Christ."-Scarlet Hiltibidal, Afraid of All The Things I’m a chronic worrier, a planner, …