6 Recommended Reads This Thanksgiving
There’s something about this season that invites us to slow down, if we let it. Between the grocery list and the guest list, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most. Maybe you’re hosting for the first time, or maybe you’re simply longing for a gentler pace.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the home and the heart take center stage. Whether you’re perfecting a pie, quieting the clutter before guests arrive, or looking for the words to give thanks, these reads are a good place to start.
For the kitchen and home, you’ll find books to build your confidence as a cook and to help your space make room for beauty, soul, and function. For your heart, you’ll find prayers and encouragement for being grateful for the good and honest about the hard. We hope these titles help you gather, give thanks, and fully enjoy the life you already have.
Pick up one or all six, and may they bring a little more peace to your table and a lot more thankfulness to your heart.
For the Kitchen and Home:
The Homemade Pie Cookbook
This beautiful cookbook offers 100+ sweet and savory pie recipes and gives bakers the confidence and skills to make delicious pies to enjoy with those they love. Includes full-color photos of each recipe.
The Cook’s Book
This foolproof, upbeat kitchen companion helps hesitant home cooks go beyond simple recipe reading, giving them the skills they need to master the art of confident cooking.
House Hushing
New York Times bestselling author offers an original approach to home decorating that helps readers quiet visual noise and make room for beauty, soul, and function without converting to rigid minimalism or giving into all-the-things maximalism.
For the Heart
100 Days of Prayer for a Grateful Heart
Helping you find the right words to pray in gratitude for all of life’s blessings, this inspiring collection offers 100 impactful prayers on topics such as family, health, God’s provision, new beginnings, and more.
Overwhelmed & Grateful
Through sharing psalms, scientific findings, journaling prompts, and personal stories of parenting children with disabilities and medical complexities, Jillian Benfield offers encouraging, practical ways we can be real about our hard things and be grateful for the good things.
I Just Wish I Had a Bigger Kitchen
I Just Wish I Had a Bigger Kitchen
In a social media saturated world where it’s all too easy to believe we’d be happy “if only,” popular mentor of moms offers practical advice, tips, and her trademark philosophy of home to help you identify and dismantle the 10 most common lies about time, friends, money, and home life– to truly enjoy the life you already have.
Happy reading,
Club31Women
