Keep Calm, Read On

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Keep Calm, Read On

I’ve never been germ-o-phobic or one to panic about things, but I have to admit, all of these CDC restrictions are getting me a little down. Don’t get me wrong – I’m an introvert and think being holed up at home is a vacation. Although, as of right now, I’m still going into work, so jealousy might be contributing to my grumpiness. However, the true culprit is Uncertainty.

For instance, I have two kiddos graduating this spring (one from college, one from high school), and talk is beginning to circulate about the possibility of commencement ceremonies being cancelled. I would hate for my kids to miss out on the big day that they’ve worked so hard for.

Churches are moving to online streaming, which is a great sanitary option, but it hinders fellowship.

And while I currently have enough toilet paper to get by, what happens when I start running low? Gasp!

Uncertainty is a familiar nemesis, threatening to steal my joy. But I have a plan to combat it. Getting lost in a good book. Escapism is very therapeutic. And while in quarantine, you’ve got to pass the time somehow, right? Why not cast your real-world worries aside and get lost in a great story?

To help you do that, I’ve put together a list of Christian fiction books that just happen to be on sale this week. Easy to download and readily available for stockpiling. And unlike toilet paper, you don’t have to worry about the supply running dry.

Books for $0.79 – $0.99

Short-Straw Bride by Karen Witemeyer
The Lost Heiress by Roseanna M. White
A Refuge Assured by Jocelyn Green
A Light on the Hill by Connilyn Cossette

The Reluctant Warrior by Mary Connealy
Falling for You by Becky Wade
Deadly Isle by Dani Pettrey
Promising Meg by Anna Huckabee

Books for $1.99