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A Pop Of Jess: blogger, reading, lover, mother, crafter. This is a blog that follows my thoughts, dreams, and the things that impact my life.
Read for Your Life by Lori Lebow Read for Your Life by Lori Lebow ★ Read for Your Life is the story of a writer that goes around asking others to read a story from his book. The premise of the book is that a young couple became trapped at an inn on their wedding night and was required to read and give their opinion of the novel to the owner/writer. It is the perfect read for a quick read or something to supplement before bedtime like I did.
What is your favorite Christian song? The church I attend now is such an open and inviting church that preaches in a way that leaves you thirsty for more. - For the better part of my life I remember being a Christian, believing in God; however, I made the conscious decision around 13 or 14 in the first church I ever felt like was home to me.- For many years I viewed the verse as God's promise for the plans in my life and for them to prosper; however, as I keep reading past verse eleven I am hit with the rock of his steady heart for my worries and cares.
My first time reading it I was so very angry, and this is one of the very few books I have physically thrown across the room; however, reading it now I didn't have as strong of a reaction to it. Overall thoughts on reading and the books I read It took me over half way into the month to really want to read and I think that was only because one of my best friends asked me to reread this series with her. It was a slow reading month; however, I am hoping that I will start reading more next month.
December was a relaxed reading month full of Christmas books, so let's see what I read. -256 -Christmas, Romance -1 -157 -Christmas, Romance -5 An Island Christmas - I couldn't stop laughing throughout this book! There were some inconsistencies and some things I didn't understand why it was written the way it was; however, overall it was a very relatable tell of Christmas.