Muses of Megret » WFMW – New books for the new year (for you AND your child)

I bet I’m not the only one who has added “read more books” to my New Year’s resolutions list! (Actually, it’s a staple resolution for me every year.)

If you are growing weary of “reading with the masses,” or if you just want to reach back into the classic, tried-and-true lists of books sure to please, I have two wonderful book recommendations that you should by all means purchase first.

For yourself, check out Honey for a Woman’s Heart. In it you’ll find a wealth of book recommendations for any type of genre you can imagine….and oldies, as well, such as Pilgrim’s Progress, Oliver Twist, and Walking Across Egypt. Nonfiction suggestions, poetry anthologies, and even Christian books are given equal attention.

In Honey for a Child’s Heart, you’ll find a wealth of unforgettable title suggestions for the little ones you read to (or who are avid readers themselves). From the Narnia Chronicles to Then There Were Five to My Friend Flicka, there’s something for every child’s taste….illustrated books to pore over as well as chapter books to enjoy little by little (our 4-year-old is loving having a chapter a night read to him!).

These Zondervan-published volumes will not disappoint…they’ll become handy reference tools that you’ll grab off the bookshelf several times a year.

Go see and read about other WFMW ideas at Rocks In My Dryer!

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Thanks for the suggestions! Great books can be hard to find when your standing in the bookstore!

Love “Honey for a Child’s Heart.” I didn’t know there was another for women. Great suggestion!

I have a friend who uses these books too. I will have to check them out. Thanks for the tip. :)

Great books! I have the kids one and there is also one for teens, too. I want to get the one for women.

I have the child book, but didn’t know the other one existed. Thanks!

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I have both of these books coming in the mail! I am so excited to get them and get to modifying my reading list for this year. :) Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!

Thanks for sharing! I’ll have to try those out!

I have reading on my goals list this year too.

I soooo love these books, and the book she wrote, Honey for a Teen’s Heart, also. I agree, you can’t go wrong with her recommendations. Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook is another super resource when you’re looking for children’s books.

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