Meaningful Reads and Real Conversations From the ‘Well-Read Mom’ Experience | Episode 329

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In this episode, Rachel Winchester sits down with Kara Beck and Linda Sarna to discuss their experiences with being in a “Well-Read Mom” group. They discuss some of the highs and lows of the books they read this year, deriving from the theme “The Year of the Teacher.” To hear more about the concept of the Well-Read Mom books groups, listen to Episode 262. Between the snacks, good conversations, and lots of interesting and challenging books, these ladies share all the wonderful things they’ve gleaned from participating.

You’ll hear about:

What drew us to Well-Read Mom and how reading with other women has enriched our lives
How the Year of the Teacher opened our eyes to the many people, places, traditions, and experiences that teach us
The surprising beauty and depth we discovered in books like The End of the Affair and Giants in the Earth
How pushing through difficult books like The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Purgatorio can help us grow as readers
Finding meaningful conversations and new perspectives through reading books with women of different ages and backgrounds
How This Is Happiness taught us to slow down, notice the goodness around us, and find joy even in the ordinary and difficult parts of life

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