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Starting out with a hefty stack of books, I had high hopes. Even though I barely made a dent in the stack. my hope still runs high. It isn’t the quantity of information that you consume that means growth and learning. That is what I thought about when I looked at the picture below, and remembered what I did finish this month. Here are the 3 books that I completed during April.
When We Were on Fire by Addie Zierman, you can read some of my thoughts here, but I am still processing and pondering the message in this book.
Surprised by Motherhood by Lisa Jo Baker. This book was sent to me as a gift, and let me tell you, a gift it was! While my kiddos are older (my youngest asked me why I was reading a parenting book by a title like that, as I’ve been a mom for a loooonnnng time), fresh breezes of joy for the journey blew over me. I seeking to cultivate time to remember how very much in LIKE I am with my daughters.
$100 Startup by Christ Guillebeau, This book took me nearly the whole month to read as I needed to think and act on what it said. If you are wanting to start your own business or need a little boost, I encourage you to pick up this book at the library. I’ll be having my 14 year old daughter read it this summer, as she has the beginnings of a beautiful business!
Linking with Life as Mom, Booking it in April
