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Nov

Words on Wednesday - Ingratitude

In the run up to November I've seen several great articles on gratitude. Then I read a related quote by Kimberly Wagner in Fierce Women. I really want to focus on gratitude, not just in November but all year long.
ingratitude and immorality
I'll be sharing more thoughts on gratitude and giving thanks this month. If you have a favorite thanksgiving related quote, I'd love to hear it.

Recently Finished

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children isn't new now. But the movie just came out and I decided to try the book. Take The X-Men and add a dash of Cracker Barrel-esque old photos and a pinch of Ripley's Believe it or Not with a YA protagonist and you've arrived at the formula for this book.

Anyway, it was entertaining and fit the end of October Halloween mood.

Recently Added

Nada. I have some holds I'm anxiously awaiting but they haven't come in yet.

Current Read Aloud

Still reading through The Princess and the Goblin. We had a great discussion last night on who or what The Grandmother is. What a lovely, fantastic story.

Current Book to Review

Nothing but there are some new releases in November that have intrigued me...

Current Kindle Deals

There are so many right now! I think some of these may be all holiday season, but as always, double check prices before ordering. All of these were less than $4 when I posted them:
The 5 Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman.
The 5 Love Languages of Teenagers also by Gary Chapman.
Sacred Marriage by Gary Thomas is one of the books on marriage I recommend most often.
A Mingling of Souls by Matt Chandler is a book on marriage that my husband I read through just in the past year or so. Good insights.
Honey for A Child's Heart by Gladys Hunt is a classic for parents hoping to raise children who love books and reading. Highly recommended!

What are you reading now?

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Comments

  1. Carol says:

    Now that is a doozie of a quote! It does make sense when you follow the thought through and I appreciate you posting it as gratitude is something I've been working on cultivating in my own life, especially in recent times.

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