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: ...
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 ...
Quick Lit + July 2024
It was a very successful reading month for me, with books that were lighter than my usual fare but were exactly what I wanted to be reading. Let’s get to the reviews! ...
Best of the Backlist: Complicated Family Stories
We all have families, and our families all have quirks. Fortunately (at least I *think* it’s fortunate), not all of our families are dramatic enough to achieve novel-worthy status. But that’s not ...
Bonus Book Review: The Gift of Limitations, by Sara Hagerty
This year has been one of slowing down for me and, subsequently, for our family. In the post-COVID (and also post-nervous breakdown) days of late 2021 onward, our schedules had gotten fuller, ...