A Heartfelt Reflection on Rachel Hollis’ Didn’t See That Coming: Putting Life Back Together When… When I stumbled upon Rachel Hollis’ Didn’t See That Coming, my curiosity was piqued. I’d heard mixed reviews about her previous work, but the title itself felt like a challenge—a promise that life would throw curveballs, and perhaps some guidance …
Review: Problematic Summer Romance (Not in Love, #2) by Ali Hazelwood Ah, summer. The season of ice cream, beach reads, and a whole lot of romance. When I stumbled upon Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood, I couldn’t resist the allure of an escapade in an Italian villa filled with sun-soaked chaos. Ali has a …
Finding Community or Just Finding Myself in Disappointment? When I first picked up Find Your People: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World by Jennie Allen, I was hopeful. Having heard her speak at her church and appreciating her sermon, I thought this book would be an extension of that warmth—funny, real, and perhaps even …
The Cat Who Taught Zen: A Journey of Whispers and Wisdom Sometimes, a book finds you exactly when you need it. "The Cat Who Taught Zen" by James Norbury is one such gem that graced my reading list, and I was drawn in not just by the delightful feline protagonist, but also by Norbury’s knack …
Review of Winning the War in Your Mind: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life by Craig Groeschel When I first picked up Winning the War in Your Mind, it was with a sense of curiosity and a touch of skepticism. After all, these days, self-help books seem to be a dime a dozen, each promising …
Book Review: To Light the Way Forward by Rachael Anderson When I first stumbled upon To Light the Way Forward by Rachael Anderson, I was captivated by the title alone. It whispered promises of hope and resilience, themes that resonate deeply with me, especially in our often-chaotic world. As a fan of narratives that explore …