📚 My Reading Journey 🌸 Summer 2025

Hey peeps!

🌞 Just sharing a little piece of 📚 My Reading Journey with y’all 🌸

I’ve been diving into books that have shaped me, inspired me, and stretched me to grow on many levels. Whether I’m on a road trip, by the fireside in my living room, or journaling with a warm cup of matcha tea 🍵, reading has helped me slow down and reflect. 

✨ Books I’ve read:

• Boundaries by Lysa TerKeurst : A beautiful guide to protecting your peace and learning that saying “no” can be an act of love.

• Retire at 40 (Retraite à 40 ans) by Jean-Sébastien Pilotte : I’ve passed that milestone, but the wisdom in this one is timeless. My favourite takeaway? It’s not about quitting work, it’s about choosing how to live. For me, it’s freedom over retirement, liberty to design a life on my own terms.

📖 Currently Reading:

• The Art of Giving by Charles Bronfman & Jeffrey Solomon - A book that speaks directly to my heart. Philanthropy isn’t just for the wealthy, it starts with us. Generosity is a mindset and a lifestyle we can all embrace.

👀 Next on My List:

• It’s Not Supposed to Be This Way by Lysa TerKeurst. A message I need in this season, a reminder that even in disappointment, God is still working behind the scenes.

• The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins . Why this one? Well, I’m not usually one to follow trends, but I’m genuinely curious about the rise of the “let them” mindset. Let`s see what I find out!

🌿 Always Reading:

• The Bible. My daily source of truth, strength, and restoration. It grounds me, comforts me, and guides me.

  
  

💬 Let’s share!

Reading helps me reflect, grow, and dream.

📚 What’s on your summer reading list?

Send me a note. I’d love to be inspired by what’s been speaking to you this season.

With love,

✨ Emmanuella