Titles

by Jessie Diggins

I loved this book because Jessie doesn’t just share the glamorous parts of elite athleticism. She shares about the hard stuff - like her battle with bulimia, the immense pressure she felt to be perfect, the challenges she had with traveling so much. This book might have you redefining your own definition of brave enough.

by Colleen Hoover

I felt SO seen in this book. The heartbreak, the healing. I highly encourage this read if you want a moment to just feel. Love can be ugly, but it can also heal.

by Matthew Kelly

I finished this book and immediately started it again. It’s one of those books where every sentence you read you want to highlight and remember. It’s filled with such positive life advice, rooted in faith.

by Dani Shapiro

This book was heavy. It had me reflecting on the importance of guarding our children’s innocence in today’s world, and how parents can be our heroes, but also our most dreaded villains at the same time.

by Marshawn Evans Daniels

Read this book if you are on the hunt for what the heck God is doing in your life, even in the midst of heartbreak.

by Thomas Nelson

A combo between reading, reflecting and writing, this book is such a helpful framework to assess where you are and where you want to go in alignment with what God as in store for you.

Glennon Doyle did such an incredible job in this book of encouraging self-discovery while remaining kind and true.

If you’ve ever struggled with disordered eating, this book is such a unique and refreshing approach to taking your power back.