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This book was incredibly insightful. I borrowed it from the library and need to get my own copy. Wow!

This book is unconventional and a little uncouth but I still gleaned a lot from it. Scott delves into some aspects of the incarnation that I hadn’t previously given much thought.

Beautiful book featuring the light and color and culture of a beloved land.

Loved these insights into the story. Julian really wowed me.

Another amazing devotional by Peter Scazzero.

Another excellent read from Levi Lusko. This book is beefy for a reason; there’s so much meat in it. I read the hulk of it during Holy Week; it brought even more understanding. I will never look at the moon in the same way again. So good!

"The right time to do the right thing is right now."

Quick and fascinating read. I really enjoyed it.

I’m leading a book Club discussion on this book later this month. Wow! What a fascinating read! I feel fortunate to have had children in a time where child rearing is fractionally as dangerous as it was for the first 6000 years of humanity. The stories in this biography are fascinating and the conditions are often unimaginable.

This book is an incredible resource and I highly recommend it for anyone recovering from trauma.

I began this book backwards; because it requires six chapters of scripture each day in order to appreciate the devotion. I started after advent, testing the waters to see if I could keep up with the reading. Three weeks in and I haven't fallen behind yet.

Each day I am challenged. I'm learning new terms. And realizing new sins. Old sins, rather, newly discovered. This book is going to be pivotal in my growth.

I loved Myquillyn's first book. Her story drew me in. Her second book was too minimalist for me. I'm just not there. But I am enjoying her thoughts on the seasons and the commitment to the rubbermaid tub. This is a happy read for sure. I also love the hymn lyrics throughout.

Wow. This book was recommended to me by my sister as an example of our childhood. Parts rang true; especially the fantasies of the parents and the pursuit of unstructured education. Parts astounded me; particularly the neglect and abuse. It is incredible to me how these children rose out of such an upbringing to responsible, delightful adults. Incredibly interesting read and strangely relatable.

I began this book backwards; because it requires six chapters of scripture each day in order to appreciate the devotion. I started after advent, testing the waters to see if I could keep up with the reading. Three weeks in and I haven't fallen behind yet.

Each day I am challenged. I'm learning new terms. And realizing new sins. Old sins, rather, newly discovered. This book is going to be pivotal in my growth.