Books I’ve read to the point that the spines are bent and deserve a spot on your shelf.
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A story about adoption and the meaning of motherhood that I couldn’t put down.
The Leftover Woman: A Novel by Jean Kwok, Paperback
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I couldn’t put this down and stayed up way past my bedtime reading it. An emotional memoir on mental health.
Men Have Called Her Crazy | Book by Anna Marie Tendler
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A very eerie and interesting take on the fascination with trad wives. Although a little bizarre, I finished this in three days.
Trad Wife by Saratoga Schaefer
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Of all the child star memoirs, this is without question the best. So well written I could feel myself being pulled into her childhood.
I'm Glad My Mom Died
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Bizarre. I enjoyed it. A few parts felt slow, but I loved how all the characters tied together at the end, and the motives behind each of the women and their decisions.
Girl Dinner by Olivie Blake
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Yes, the hype is real. I wasn’t sure where this was going and had me rethinking what the ending was going to be a few times. The main characters are mostly insufferable, but it is SO well written that I was immediately wrapped up in the story and cou...
Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
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One of my mom’s favorite books. I read it after she passed away, and now it’s also one of mine. An incredibly powerful story told through the eyes of each daughter. A must read, especially for anyone who grew up in a faith, family, or relationship th...
