I was immediately drawn to this book because of the title, honestly can any mother say that they have never had a moment (or many moments) of feeling unappreciated and wishing for bedtime to be here, but at the same time dreading the days flying by? "Mommy Needs A Raise (because quitting's not an option)" is such a funny, honest and totally relatable book by Sarah Parshall Perry. I found myself laughing out loud while reading this and remembering when the exact thing or similar thing happened in my own life so many times throughout this book. Sarah gave up her corporate job to stay at home with her children; and while I have not given up my job outside of the home I am completely involved with my children and raising them and while it is challenging and overwhelming it is also the most rewarding thing ever. This is a must-read for all mothers and one that I know I will read over and over as it is refreshing and a great reminder that I am not alone in moments of despair!*Thanks to the Revell Reads Blogger Program for the complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a honest review.*



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I was so intrigued by the description and the cover of Chris Fabry's newest novel that I knew I just had to read it! "The Promise of Jesse Woods" is a fantastic read and one that you will devour and be left thinking about it long after you read the last page. Matt moves with his family to West Virginia as a young teen when his father becomes a pastor of a church there. Matt forms a tight friendship with a boy Dickie and a girl Jesse. As they spend time together, feelings deepen and they all learn about each other's lives, even parts that are part and they wish they had not learned. 



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