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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle is BACK!!!

Get The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle--Hurry: Sale 6 Days Only!
By popular demand, 100+ homemaking bloggers are bringing back The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle, and it's better than ever!

Remember a few months ago I talked about the The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle?  It is an awesome library of great eBooks on homemaking.  Many of them I have already purchased or was really chomping at the bit to see them be released.

A team of writers and bloggers have gone through all the hard stuff and searched out all the best eBooks from all of the the top homemaking authors and put them in one collection, easy to download and enjoy :) And now there are even more books and resources!

Even better?  It comes in PDF or Kindle versions.  This is so great because you have a choice and you can create the best reading experience for yourself.

Buy the PDF BundleBuy the Kindle Bundle

I'm confident you won’t find a more comprehensive set of homemaking resources anywhere -- and certainly not at this price. Bought separately, they’d cost a total of $698 (not including $200+ in bonuses!). But you can have all of them for just $29.97!

Or, for just an extra $10, you not only get the full set of PDF files, but also a bonus set of Kindle editions. This has been a popular request over the years and I'm excited to say it's now available!
The Breakdown
You get ALL THIS in The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle!
This huge wealth of information and guidance will be right there on your laptop, tablet, smartphone, or Kindle, whenever you need it.


Here's what you need to know about the sale:
When? 8 a.m. EST Wednesday, April 23 until 11:59 p.m. EST Monday, April 28
What? 78 eBooks, 2 eCourses, 2 audio files, and 2 printable packs PLUS over $200 worth of bonus products you'll really use!
Where? Purchase the bundle here
How much? Well now, that's the best part. The entire package is worth nearly $900, and it's selling for less than $30. Sweet deal, right?
Get ALL of these eBooks for 1 LOW Price! One Week Only!
What's in the Ultimate Homemaking Bundle? ($698 value!)

Homemaking
Food
Motherhood
Marriage
Faith
Faith {For Kids}
(you can probably guess that I am thrilled about this addition!)
Financial Stewardship
Health & Wellness
Holidays & Special Events
Homeschooling
Pregnancy & Babies
Self-Care
Working from Home & Blogging
What are the Ultimate Homemaking Bonus Offers? ($200+ value)
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In addition to all the amazing eResources, this bundle includes the best bonus offers it's ever had. These deals are worth over six times the price of the Ultimate Homemaking Bundle. So you’re up on the deal right away!
  1. DaySpring—A FREE 10-pack of Premium Greeting Cards. ($20.00 Value. Standard shipping applies.)
  2. HopeInk—$15 HopeInk store credit to be used towards anything + a FREE 8×10 Art Print with order. ($39.00 Value. Standard shipping applies.)
  3. Redeeming Beauty Mineral Makeup—3 FREE eyeshadows of your choice from Redeeming Beauty. ($16.47 Value. Standard shipping applies - only ships to US and Canada.)
  4. Marie-Madeline Studio—A $15 store credit for anything in Marie-Madeline Studio's online store. ($15.00 value. Standard shipping applies.)
  5. Once a Month Meals—A FREE One Month Pro Membership from Once a Month Meals. ($16.00 Value. No shipping required.)
  6. Dizolve—FREE 64-load pack of Dizolve Laundry Strips for you PLUS a Free 64-load pack of Dizolve Laundry Strips for food banks. ($25.98 value. Standard shipping [$3] applies. Only ships in the US.)
  7. TrilLight Health—Get a FREE 2 oz. bottle of a liquid health formula OR $15 store credit from Trilight Health. ($15.00 Value. Standard shipping rates apply.)
  8. ListPlanIt—Free 3-month membership OR 3 free ePlanners from ListPlanIt. ($15.00 value. No shipping required.)
  9. Bulk Herb Store—Instant download of the instructional video Making Herbs Simple Volume 2 for FREE from Bulk Herb Store. (up to a $15.00 Value. No shipping required.)
  10. Fit2B™ Studio—FREE 2-Month Online Fitness Membership at Fit2B™ Studio. (up to a $20.00 Value. No shipping required.)
Buy the PDF BundleBuy the Kindle Bundle
Remember, this bundle is available for 6 days only, from 8 a.m. (EST) on Wednesday, April 23 to 11:59 p.m. (EST) on Monday, April 28th.

 Disclosure: I have included affiliate links in this post. Read the fine print about this bundle and read the answers to frequently asked questions about the bundle.

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{Jesus Calling} Our New Family Devotional

A devotional that is right for your whole family is now always easy to come by, but Jesus Calling: 365 Devotions For Kids is enjoyable for my children and myself.  I would highly recommend it to anyone with children.

It is hard to decided what Bible to get 4 and 5 years olds.  They don't respond to the baby story books, never really have, and I want to encourage them to read on their own.  I really wanted to get the kids new Bibles for Easter, but it didn't work out quite the way I planned.

I decided on one early reader Bible for the two of them to share for now, but to my surprise,the better find was a very touching devotional for us to share each night.

Devotions written as if Jesus is speaking directly to a child's heart.
Based on her original Jesus Calling, this version has been adapted in a language and fashion that kids and tweens can relate to their everyday lives. 
After many years of writing in her prayer journal, missionary Sarah Young decided to listen to God with pen in hand, writing down what she believed He was saying to her through Scripture. Others were blessed as she shared her writings, until people all over the world were using her devotionals.  They are written from Jesus' point of view, thus the title Jesus Calling.  It is Sarah's fervent prayer that our Savior may bless readers, and now young readers, with His presence and His peace in ever deeper measure.




We have begun reading Jesus Calling each night before bed and they seem to really like the messages.  It is written like a conversation with God and it is put into terms that they understand.  We read about setting aside earthly concerns to spend time in solitude with God and they were interested in the idea of "spending time" with him.  My son wanted to know if God would play Hide and Seek.  I told him God would always win, lol.  He said he didn't mind :)

I feel ill equipped to handle many of my children's questions and comments about God and Jesus.  I am always looking for resources that will give them a new perspective on faith.  I often begin reading something new to them or look on the internet for answers and it's  funny how the topics that I am most afraid to approach have been thought through and described so well be someone out there and I think, "well, that was easy!"  I know the stuff, but it has been so long since it was new to me that I fear what I might say that is overwhelming or maybe even not enough.

I think I was lead to that store to find this book.

I am not affiliated with this book or author in any way.  I simply love the book :)

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Friday, December 6, 2013

My Favorite Christmas Stories

At Christmas time, I go through all of our books and pull together all of the Christmas/Winter themed ones to keep in one central location where the kids will look at them most often and choose them for their bedtime stories.

We have lots of Christmas books, but I have three favorites:


This is the story of Mary's night after giving birth to Jesus.  She cradles him and talks to him about how he will be King one day, but in that moment she was treasuring her time as his mother.  My kids love the pictures (they are beautiful!) and the story, but it really pulls on a mother's heart.  The first time I read it, it nearly made me cry - to see this story from the point of view of a mother who knows that her son is not hers and is meant for great things.  She's proud, joyful and sad all at the same time.


Something about this book is nostalgic for me.  It's just a classic and it brings the magic of Christmas night and Santa to life.  We always read this on Christmas Eve before bed when I was little and we do the same with my kids.  We actually started a few nights ago because Little Man wanted it for his bedtime story.


I never appreciated this book when I was younger - EVERYTHING was about trains at our house once my brothers were into it.  Train tables, train books, train decor, etc...
But I have gotten over that and now I love this book!  I am a sucker for artwork and this book is gorgeous!  My son loves trains (surprise, surprise) and the movie is on rotation year round.  I like the movie, but the book is a classic and I wish I had given it a chance way back when.

What are your favorite holiday books?  Does your family have a favorite?


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