I am all about family traditions; especially during Christmas. I wish I had been able to read this book before Christmas; but I will definitely incorporate all I have learned in Christmas 2014. This book is a short easy 41 page read. This is a series of family devotions and activities to bring you closer to each other and Jesus. This book is divided into 7 days(devotions) which could be used 7 days in row, 7 weeks or however your family wants to do it. Each devotion is divided into the following sections: Remember- section for adults to use to prompt discussion with child about favorite memories, Read-read aloud bible verses, Reflect-read aloud explanation and application of verse with questions, Research-read about history of holiday traditions, and Rejoice-activities for family to rejoice together in the Lord.
Don't forget to download and create corresponding ornaments at the website provided in the book.
Loved the simplicity yet structured layout of the book. Could be used for family members of all ages and could become a family tradition in and of itself.
*This book was sent to me by Bookcrash in exchange for my honest review.
Don't forget to download and create corresponding ornaments at the website provided in the book.
Loved the simplicity yet structured layout of the book. Could be used for family members of all ages and could become a family tradition in and of itself.
*This book was sent to me by Bookcrash in exchange for my honest review.




The book, When Sorry Isn’t Enough, definitely is a book to make you look at your approach to any relationship. Gary Chapman uses his research in The Five Languages of Apology to help define the different types of apologies that are given in five separate chapters. Each language chapter gives real life examples of the apology example from both of the authors and the end of the chapter will give example apology statements. There are also chapters about forgiveness, apologizing to self, and also a chapter titled “What If I Don’t Want to Apologize?”
