Encouraging women to slow down, see God, and be changed
Claire and Charlotte might be from two different centuries and very different backgrounds, but they have much more in common than simply living in the same house. Read my book review of A Million Little Pieces by Tamera Alexander — her first novel that branches out from historical romance.
I would never say that being widowed and adjusting to life afterwards is easy. But now I feel like I have a tiny bit more understanding for what those women go through, thanks to reading Hope for Widows: Reflections on Mourning, Living, and Change by Marilyn Nutter. Read my review.
Holiday and gift giving season is the perfect time to begin thinking about devotional books you might want to read in 2024. Here are three I’ve enjoyed that you might want to consider, plus a fourth that hasn’t hit my mailbox yet but I think will be fun to read.
How long are you bound to a promise you made? What does “family” really mean? And when everything else is stripped away, what do you really want?
