Books are one of the best ways to grow your knowledge on a subject. Each year, I set a reading goal and try to read books on a variety of topics. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Stack of books”]Photo courtesy of freestock.org[/featured-image] My brother loves books and reads fiction primarily. I am the exact opposite. I prefer books […]
Undone by Michele Cushatt is a beautiful and truthful memoir of a mother who is striving to make sense of her unexpected and imperfect life. This book is for everyone. Many times throughout this memoir, I found myself replacing her story with my own. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Undone by Michele Cushatt (Rating: 9.3 / 10)”] This […]
In January, I read five books. In February, I graduated to seven books. This month, I read or listened to nine books. This month, my top book was Get Up! by Dr. James Levine. The epidemic of obesity and other diseases have direct ties to inactivity and Dr. Levine highlights his own research journey to understanding […]
How are you doing today? Are you busy? Somewhat busy? Crazy busy? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you are not alone…in fact, you are in good company – I answered this way for many years. Kevin DeYoung, Senior Pastor of University Reformed Church in East Lansing, Michigan has the same problem […]
Last month, I shared the five books I read in January. This month, I have seven books that I read or listened to during the month of February. This month, my top book was Crazy Busy by Kevin DeYoung. I shared many similarities with him as he explored the tough topic of busyness. I hope […]
For the past several years, I have an annual goal of reading a certain amount of books. In 2013, it was 50. Last year, it was 52 books. This year, it is 55 books. For some time, I have been following Crystal Paine (MoneySavingMom.com). She is a reading machine! Last year, she read 82 books but […]