2014 Reading List - Hannah Hepworth

I’m so excited to begin a new year, I love the feeling of being able to start fresh and look forward to all of the personal growth this year will bring. We are so lucky these days that we have such a wide variety of books available to read to help us in our pursuits to become better human beings.

Books are usually the first place I go when I have a question, when I want to learn something or improve in one area or another. I love to read and I love any sort of self improvement book, I love feeling like I’ve come away a better person and that I have a couple more tools to be a more effective parent, or wife, or homemaker, or cook or whatever the topic is! After much deliberation and I’m sure this list will get longer, here is my reading list for 2014, I have chosen 12 to start with so I can concentrate on 1 a month, this should be very attainable.

At the end of each month I will be posting about each book and sharing some insights I’ve gained. I’m really focusing on getting organized and get my house in order and get some good routines established and hope I can be of help to other homemakers out there. This is the number 1 thing my readers say they need help in so I am dedicated to helping you figure it out as well! I would love to hear your favorite books as well, please comment below.

Here’s my 2014 reading list:

1. Thrive Don’t Simply Survive: Passionately Live The Life You Didn’t Plan by Karol Ladd

2. The Child Whisperer by Carol Tuttle

3. Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How To Stop Yelling And Start Connecting by Dr. Laura Markham

4. The Mood Cure-The 4 Step Program To Take Charge Of Your Emotions Today by Julia Ross

5. Say Goodbye To Survival Mode by Crystal Paine

6. A Mother’s Rule Of Life: How To Bring Order To Your Home and Peace To Your Soul by Holly Pierlot

7. Covenant Motherhood by Stephanie Dibb Sorensen

8. Last Child In The Woods by Richard Louv

9. Organized Simplicity by Tsh Oxenreider

10. French Kids Eat Everything by Karen Le Billion

11. Life Management For Busy Women by Elizabeth George