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Making Life More Meaningful by Danielle Wiener

By Well-Read Mom | February 7, 2020 | Comments Off on Making Life More Meaningful by Danielle Wiener

February 7, 2020Year of the Artist Here is a link to the original article. As an avid reader, I’ve always felt both curious and suspicious of book clubs. The idea of getting together with other book lovers and discussing our mutual interest was intriguing, but that would require me to read a book chosen by…

The First Christmas, a book for children by Thomas Williams

The First Christmas: A New Children’s Book by Thomas Williams, illustrated by Frank Fraser

By Well-Read Mom | November 11, 2019 | Comments Off on The First Christmas: A New Children’s Book by Thomas Williams, illustrated by Frank Fraser

November 11, 2019Year of the Artist As I showed my young son the animated film of Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas last December — a childhood favorite of mine featuring the splendid narration of Boris Karloff — I came to the disturbing realization that our most memorable Christmas poetry in the English language…

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Who We Are & The Stories We’re In by Julia Harrell

By Well-Read Mom | October 4, 2019 | Comments Off on Who We Are & The Stories We’re In by Julia Harrell

October 4, 2019Year of the Pilgrim I’ve been a member of a Well-Read Mom group outside Washington, DC for three years. During that time, I’ve discovered some new gems and reread some old favorites. I was thrilled when The Power and The Glory, one of my all-time favorite novels, was on the Well-Read Mom list last…

Reading on the table while also drinking coffee

Saved by the Well-Read Mom book club

By Well-Read Mom | April 10, 2019 | Comments Off on Saved by the Well-Read Mom book club

April 10, 2019Year of the Contemplative by Maggie Kosloski (This article originally appeared on aleteia.org on November 17, 2016. )https://aleteia.org/2016/11/17/saved-by-the-well-read-mom-book-club/ Having small children at home doesn’t mean busy mothers can’t indulge their love of reading and desire for conversation and friendship. Reading has been a singular and great joy in my life. I was lucky…