Nonfiction November-My Year in Nonfiction 2025

This is my first year participating in Nonfiction November. I don't know if I will do all the weeks, but I am doing this week and will decide on a week-to-week basis.

January 2025 Reading Wrap-up

January moved at a nice pace. I was busy but I still felt like I had a lot of time to devote to reading.  I read 17 books in January and DNFed 3. Click on the cover of the book if you are interested in the review.

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The Intentional Year

Title: The Intentional Year: Simple Rhythms for Finding Freedom, Peace, and Purpose

Author: Holly + Glenn Packiam

Publisher: NavPress

Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Self-Help, Christian Living

Source: Own

My Review:

I was not far into reading The Intentional Year when I realized I needed to own this book. It is one to sit with, ponder, and savor. 

Stacking the Shelves #149, Sunday Post #146, Sunday Salon #140

Hey bookish friends! It was a long, hard week. I worked most of today, and have a few things I will need to do tomorrow, so not quite as relaxing as I would like. My son and I both had doctors appointments this week and are impatiently waiting for them to review the results of our bloodwork, and next steps. We both have stuff going on, but they are different things. I can't believe that Christmas is on Wednesday! Are you ready? I am close, but not quite. I am behind on everything (including blogging) right now.

Stacking the Shelves #147, Sunday Post #144, Sunday Salon #138

Hey bookish friends! It was another long week with multiple appointments. We also had a few extra classes (work), so the week was longer in that way as well.
However, I did get some answers from the medical tests I have been having that explain the chronic fatigue and stuff I have been dealing with, but my functional medicine doctor needs several days to figure out where to begin fixing me, LOL! I am thankful for answers and now to find the right direction to go in.