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I took a break from my Saturday reading to compile this little October Reading Wrap-Up! 😄

I read some great books in October. Some of these stories and books will stay with me a long time.

My favorites were:
💜Bible Delight by Christopher Ash
🩷No

In Ireland, we walked into every bookstore we passed. Bryan went with me, because he is kind and gracious and a good sport about my book habit.

Although, when we walked into the third bookstore in Dublin, he did look at me with laughter in his eyes

One of my favorite places to read is a quiet and empty airport terminal, filled with morning light. ☀️

My husband and I are headed off on our (belated) anniversary trip. Which means that I have a kindle loaded with books that are new to me! 🤗 And t

I love seeing all the fall TBR lists popping up on my feed. Mine looks a little different this year! 🤗

My husband and I are headed to Ireland this month, and I’m hoping to read these books about The Green Isle, written by Irish authors, befor

hey there! just me accidentally coordinating with my current read! 🩷💚💛💙

I am in the middle of this cozy murder mystery, and I am really loving it. (Think “The Wind in the Willows” paired with your favorite mystery/crime series.)

To

weekend coffee ☕️💕

(feat. @everymomentholy vol. 1 and my morning latte.)

what I read in August. 💕🤗

I think my favorite was This Homeward Ache. It was just lovely. ✨

The one that will stick with me the most is Memorizing Scripture. I loved how this book pointed me continually back to God’s own life-giving Word.

long weekend reading 💕

A five-star fiction audiobook for me!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

For a cozy and delightful weekend read, you must get your hands on Sipsworth by Simon Van Booy!!

I listened to this delightful book (HIGHLY recommend) while doing chores and running errands. And I l

Gentle & Lowly by Dane Ortlund is one of my FAVORITE books. I read it twice (pretty much back to back) when I first got my hands on it in 2021.

I think it is one of the most important books for the Church in this day and age. Why? Because, in t

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