It is important for everybody to read regularly but I think it is especially important for moms should read often.
Now, you may be saying, โIโm too busy to read books!โ Iโve struggled with that problem myself. I literally just figured how to make more time for reading and I know that what I have figured out for myself, will work for you too, for you too!
The books on this list will help you to grow and become an even better homemaker, mama, and woman. Most of the books on this list are general self-help style books, there is still much to learn from them!
If there is another book that you think I should read, comment below and maybe Iโll add it to my reading list and maybe even to this blog post!
1. Women Living Well by Courtney Joseph
This is one that comes recommended by multiple fellow homemakers, and itโs high up on my โto consultโ list.
In her book, Courtney Joseph gives you practical steps to live well as a busy mama: simple solutions to handle marriage, parenting, homemaking in a digital age, and creating routines that bring rest.
2. Hands-Free Life by Rachel Macy Stafford
This was an easy, practical read with actionable steps and relatable writing. Rachel gives you tips for living with less distraction and being more present with your family. I highly recommend this book.
3. Say Goodbye to Survival Mode by Crystal Paine
This book comes highly recommended by many fellow bloggers!
In this book, Crystal gives you ideas and inspiration for living a more purposeful life rather than just surviving. Her tips are straightforward and easy to put into action.
4. The Fringe Hours by Jessica N. Turner
This book may be more unconventional for homemakers to read but it is awesomely helpful.
I read this quite a while ago but still remember and use many of the ideas in the book. Jessica helps you find the โFringe Hoursโ of your day, the pockets of time that you didnโt realize were there so that you can get more done.
5. Rest Assured by Vicki Courtney
This is one of the books on my โbooks to readโ list because yes, who doesnโt need more rest!? In her book, Vicki shows you how busyness isnโt always right, how you are worrying yourself sick and then gives you a recovery plan. She helps you get your priorities in line, make time for self-care, how to give back, and more.
6. The Difference Maker by John C. Maxwell
It looks just fantastic! In his book, leadership expert John C. Maxwell shows you how your attitude is the biggest difference maker. He teaches you the skills you need to overcome attitude obstacles and how to maintain an approach that will make a positive impact on your life.
I’d love to know how you make time to read and if there are any other books I need to add to my reading list!!!
xoxo
Arianna