One of my favorite ways to reflect on and embrace my One Word for each year is through books. My Word for 2025 is Shepherd, and I kicked off my Shepherd-related reading ...
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Quick Lit + February 2025
It’s been two months since my last Quick Lit post, so I have a LOT of books to share with you today. Let’s get right to those reviews! NONFICTION The Art Thief: ...
Bookish Consideration: How do you read?
We bookish folks love to talk about what we’re reading. We discuss our current or favorite reads in person, at book clubs and family gatherings and occasionally with the person next to ...
Books Beyond the Favorites: Superlatives From My 2024 Reading
We may be a few weeks into 2025, but it’s not too late for a little end-of-year reflection. Last month I shared all of my favorite reads and bookish insights from my ...
2024 Reading Wrap-Up and My Favorite Books of the Year
One of my favorite things about December—besides the whole Christmas part, because that’s pretty great too—is the opportunity it provides for some recapping and reflection. And there are few things I find ...
Quick Lit + December 2024
I had a successful and fairly diverse month of reading. I’ll skip the lengthy preamble and get right to the reviews! NONFICTION Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for ...
Quick Lit + November 2024
Nothing about my new (postpartum) life is feeling “normal” just yet, and that includes my reading life. While I’m still trying to find a good rhythm with my reading, I’ve managed to ...
Quick Lit + October 2024
I’m still playing catch up with my book reviews. In case you missed it, I shared my August reads two weeks ago in a belated September Quick Lit. And today I have ...
Quick Lit + September 2024
I tried not to have too many expectations when we were heading into this new season of life with a newborn. This is not my first New Baby Rodeo, but it is ...
Quick Lit + August 2024
Happy Quick Lit day! I have lots of books to share with you today, including a couple I loved and a lot that I didn’t (but that I still enjoyed reviewing). Let’s ...