Welcome to Litsy!

This one broke me out of a book slump. I found myself comfort-binging Sophie and Melanie‘s podcast (The Big Boo Podcast), and when I worked my way through all the archives, I decided I needed another book by one of them. I think this is the last one available as audio on my library apps, and I enjoyed it so much. Sophie is a laugh and a warm hug and I wish I knew her in real life.

I loved everything this book was about. I really was inspired and have looked at my personal relationships in a new light. However I did not like the way Sophia jumped everywhere, but I did like how she sounded like she was talking instead of writing. If that makes since. I also didnt like how sometimes she sounded sarcastic about the word of God. But I commend her for being accurate. It was too quirky for me though. bookclub hated it!

I love Sophie's stream-of-consciousness writing style. It works for her material. This is my favorite of her books, and I've liked them all. Feel-good and also challenging, she has a way of coming alongside you and getting you to think and even take action without ever making any of it seem like work. #giddyupeunice #bookreview

Morning reading while the kids eat breakfast. #peaceful #lastsabouttwominutes #stilldoingit

Because it's rest time, and this is how mama rests. Please stay in your rooms for at least 20 minutes. Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease.

Oh how this book has resonated with me! Wow!

Fabulous book with a message all women need to hear and can relate to...how much we need each other! I loved Sophie Hudson's first two books and while this one is different, it did not disappoint. Thankful for this book and those women who are "my people".

New favorite punctuation!

This should be required reading for women in the church; from nineteen to a hundred and nine, women need each other...but so often I see the separation and it breaks my heart...

I love getting books in the mail!! I've been looking forward to this one for a while now!

This book was precious. Not what I was expecting but it was great!

"We can find comfort and encouragement from someone in similar circumstances even if we don‘t belong to the same demographic."