Books for Homeschool Moms Who Want a Breakthrough Year
Reading Time: 6 minutes Looking for books for homeschool moms? I have a reading guide for you today. If you’re homeschooling, please read these right away!
Books for Parents
Mother and Son: the Respect Effect | Book Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes I’m excited about today’s book review, Mother & Son: the Respect Effect. Dr. Emmergson Eggerichs “love and respect” concepts deeply changed my life through his first two books, Love & Respect and Love and Respect in the Family. When I saw that Dr. Eggerichs also wrote a book on love and respect for mothers and sons, I knew … Read more
Book Review: Boundaries With Kids
Reading Time: 3 minutes Here’s my first book review of the year! I just finished reading Boundaries With Kids, by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend. I read these authors’ foundational book, Boundaries, last year and absolutely loved it. Boundaries With Kids didn’t disappoint! Cloud and Townsend’s concept of “boundaries” has been life-changing for me, and I believe it would … Read more
3 Things I Learned from Moms’ Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World
Reading Time: 4 minutes Raising girls is just a little scarier, harder, and even more amazing than I used to think. Apparently, a lot of moms feel the same way I do. As a blogger, pastor’s wife, and plain old Mom, I get asked for “mom book” recommendations pretty frequently. (I feel really blessed to get to share about … Read more
Gentle Passages: Book Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes The passage to womanhood can be a bit rocky. When is a girl considered a woman? When she starts her period? Begins “developing?” Shaves her legs? Late Afternoon on the Beach, by Diane Leonard And who tells her when she finally “arrives” on womanhood’s shore? Her mother? Her sisters? Her peers? Hollywood? I spent a … Read more
Our Favorite Book for Family Devotions: Our 24 Family Ways, by Clay Clarkson
Reading Time: 3 minutes Happy Friday! I woke up to rain (we’ve been getting a lot of that in Texas this spring), no internet service, and a house full of “organized chaos” (read: garage-sale-prep clutter “organized” into baskets and boxes). Thanks to my man, we now have internet service again… there’s not much I can do about the rain, and … Read more