I fell in love with the world of Wishtress when the book first came out! The beautiful descriptions, setting, incredible characters, and the way the two main characters were written drew me in and made such an impact on me (especially how the Well t...

Honestly, most classics, you could argue are best read in fall. For me, autumn is the season for reading classics. Something about the changing of the leaves and cooler weather and rainy days just feels perfect to cozy up with a pot of tea...

It’s timeeeeeee! Autumn is here! This is my favorite season with the changing of the leaves, cozy oversized cardagians, hot mugs of tea, pumpkin everything, going to the apple orchard, and of course reading cozy books. Tell me in the com...

Dear Reader, I write this to you on a cool and blustery autumn day. The window beside my desk is open, letting in a chilly breeze. It is one of those cool days when hot soup would be perfect in the evening. I love the idea of soup, but in...

This is the most recent picture book to be added to our little library and it is so precious.  I adore the watercolor style illustrations and how it has that classic nostalgic picture book feel. I love the color palette and how peaceful and ca...

Something about the fall feels cozy to me. I want to curl up on the couch with a cozy cardigan, a fluffy blanket, a warm mug of tea, and read a good book. Bonus points if it is a rainy day or near a place where you can see the changing of the leave...

🍂 Thursday Autumn Book Recommendation 🍂 Fletcher and the Falling Leaves written by Julia Rawlinson and illustrated by Tiphanie Beeke  This is one of my favorite picture books!  I still remember the first time I read this book as a child, ...

The Autumn and the Fall season is perhaps my favorite season of all! As soon as the colors start to change, a cool breeze dances through the air, and it is time for pumpkins and sweaters my heart gets so happy! Fall has a magical—or should I say wh...

Living in this present moment  “They could not be forgotten, she thought, because now is now” + choosing to be present and and stay in the here and now Dear Reader, I was flipping through the drawings of Little House in the Big Woods&nbs...

DOWNLOAD THE FREE GUIDE A brief history of me and how I became a reader You see, at seven years old I could not read. gasp It was awful. I could not make the words make any sense whatsoever. I would try to read, but would always end up i...

This is a free printable list you can use and check off any books you read! DOWNLOAD THE BOOK LIST Happy first week of school! The first week of school is always a slow one in my home. Routines are just being reestablished after summer break, and no...

How reading The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis changed my perspective on death and the end times and may even help you!  Dear Reader, How do I begin to write this letter and share why I love The Last Battle so dearly? Of all the books in...

How The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis tells us an important reminder on remembering and not forgetting the goodness of God Dear Reader, Can I tell you a secret? Growing up I only ever got as far as reading The Horse and His Boy. The final t...

How a tale of a boy called Eustace and a dragon shows us a glimpse of what sin looks like in our lives. The beauty of being new in Christ and being set free from the scales of sin. Dear Reader, Have you ever read a book that spoke to your soul? Th...

How the story of Narnia’s creation can point us to seeing the beauty of our world and God’s wonderfully good creation (and believing the Bible and not in evolution)  Dear Reader, With coffee in hand and my baby sister asleep in my arms, I wri...