Sunday, April 8, 2018

A Pocketful of Hope for Mothers

Hardcover 

March 20, 2018

by Robin Jones Gunn (Author), Lauren Lowen (Illustrator)

  • Hardcover: 128 pages
  • Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. 
  • ISBN-13: 978-1496425560

You love the sweetness in his little smile and the way she wiggles her tiny toes in delight. You love the beautiful chaos that your life has become. And then come the challenges of motherhood. The exhaustion. The frustration. In A Pocketful of Hope for Mothers, Robin Jones Gunn reminds us that as moms, the only thing we need to do each day is to live with a selfless spirit, a tender heart, and all the gusto our giddy souls can muster. She reminds us that no matter how fragmented our lives may feel right now, all that matters is that we love well. God is near, giving us encouragement and hope as we care for the little soul that has been entrusted to us. This collection of heartwarming vignettes, inspiring quotes, and simple prayers makes a perfect gift of inspiration for all mothers and moms-to-be.

My thoughts: A POCKETFUL OF HOPE FOR MOTHERS is a collection of Bible verses, quotes, and essays about mothers compiled by Robin Jones Gunn. This hardcover giftbook is sure to be cherished by all moms-to-be, new moms, or young moms. Maybe even some older moms would love it, although it is geared more toward the younger set. 

The artwork is gorgeous, and I absolutely love the collection of verses and quotes.  The essays were well-written and beautiful and are so true and perfect for young mothers. 

This would be a lovely mother's day gift for your favorite young mom or mom-to-be. It would also be a great baby shower gift.  Beautiful, really. 

I was given a copy free. All opinions are my own. 


1 comment:

Marilyn R. said...

I like the cover of this gift book for mothers. I know several new mothers that may just need this to brighten their days.

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