4 Books I Can’t Put Down Right Now
I’ve been a little busy this month, so reading has been on the back burner a bit. Still, there have been a few books I can’t seem to put down. I’m reading them in whatever little pockets of time I can find! It’s slow going, but they are great book. I even FINISHED the fiction book. That’s saying something, people!
Here’s what I’m reading this month!
Cold Shot, Dani Pettrey :: I’m a sucker for Dani Pettrey books. Yesterday my friend called this genre “Romantic Christian Suspense”. And it totally is. A bit predictable, but a good, quick, entertaining read!
Triggers: Exchanging Parents’ Angry Reactions for Gentle Biblical Responses, Amber Lia & Wendy Speake :: This book was written by a couple of blogging friends of mine and let me just say, it’s PHENOMENAL. Each chapter is dedicated to a different topic, and contains a ton of practical tips & responses that you can put into practice immediately. I am really loving this book, and finding it an essential tool in how I respond to my kids each day.
The Super Mom Myth, Becky Kopitzke :: I don’t know why I was hesitant to buy this book, but I was. Maybe I felt like the Super Mom thing has been overdone? But I got this when it was on sale, and I’m SO GLAD I did. It’s so funny, honest, and well written, and – again – full of practical tips & “aha” moments. This is a really encouraging book for every mom.
Women Living Well, Courtney Joseph :: I’m still working my way through our March book club selection! While my life is different from Courtney’s, I’m constantly inspired by her encouragement & suggestions. I think this will be an interesting book to discuss in a couple of weeks, because people seem to be falling all over the spectrum on this one!
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I haven’t read a Dani Pettrey in ages. Glad you liked this one! I should grab another one at the library sometime. I remember her plots being a bit predictable was why I stopped before, but maybe in smaller doses…?
I would dearly love to have you do Courtney Joseph’s Women Living Well book as you Book of the month.
I read it the first time in February. I am re-reading it again and doing her Bible study on it.
It is one of the best books I have read.
It is also one of those books one can discuss at length.
Why we might love Courtney …we all have different approaches as to how we run our homes…..how we deal with sex….kids. etc. It would be fascinating to discuss these topics.
We all have stories to tell.
Plus, this book has been around long enough that many of us already have it and wouldn’t be out the expense of buying a new book.
That’s our book choice for March! We’d love for you to join us!!