4 Books I’m Absolutely Loving This Fall
I have been reading SO MANY GOOD BOOKS lately! There are too many to share in a simple social media post, so I thought I’d share them here.
If you’re looking for a good book to cuddle up with on the couch right now, I’ve got you covered!
Pumpkin Spice For The Soul, by Anna Rendell
This is a beautiful Fall devotional written by my friend Anna and it is pure gold. She loves Fall more than anyone I have ever known, and she is a gifted writer. Each devotion is so encouraging, plus she’s got great stories and Fall recipes sprinkled in! You’ll LOVE this one. (P.S. She also has an advent devotional, which you can find here!)
See this book on Anna’s website here.
Humble Roots, by Hannah Anderson
I can’t say enough good things about this book. It’s a slow read – not because it’s boring (at ALL), but because it’s so good I have to slow down to take it all in. This book is about how our busyness is really tied to pride, and how true humility is the cure we need. It’s very gospel-focused and looks at how Christ became humble for us. If you are overwhelmed and stressed and feel like everything depends on you, you need to read this. (P.S. I also just ordered her new book on discernment and I can’t wait to read that one, too!)
Find this book on Amazon here.
It’s All Under Control, by Jennifer Dukes Lee
It’s no coincidence I’m reading this book at the same time as Humble Roots, because God seems to be gently dealing with me in this area of busyness and pride and my futile quest for control. I started crying just reading the introduction of this book – that’s how deeply I felt understood by the author. If you’re a woman who likes to be in charge (or who feels like that’s her only option), you need this book like I do.
Find this book on Amazon here.
I’ll Be There For You (The One About Friends), by Kelsey Miller
This book is definitely out of left field when compared with the rest of the books in the list above. It’s not faith-based AT ALL, it’s all about a popular TV show from the 90’s. Actually, it’s a commentary on society, culture, and television during the times Friends took over Thursday nights, and I’m finding it absolutely fascinating. Again, this is NOT a Christian book, but if you ever wondered why you loved Friends so much, or what the role of TV has played on modern society, this is a really interesting book!
Find this book on Amazon here.
That’s everything on my list right now (though there are many more on my to-read list!). How about you? What are you reading + loving right now?
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Kaysie,
Do you have a list of books that you will be reading in 2019, kinda like a book club?
Yes! We will be doing something special this year – coming soon!
I’m reading Adorned: Living Out the Beauty of the Gospel Together by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth for my women’s Bible study group, and I just got Heather Holleman’s new book, Chosen for Christ. I highly recommend both!