Rest Stops for Busy Moms: Enough Peace and Quiet for a Full Day

by Susan Titus Osborne and Susan Titus Osborn

Christian perspective, believable humor, and been-there understanding delightfully come together in this colorful pair of light-reading gift books. These stories and reflections—direct from the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805426671
• ISBN13: 9780805426670
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.4"

Customer Reviews

Beautiful Gift Book

This volume of essays will encourage moms that they're not alone in their day-to-day struggles. Accompanied by beautiful photographs, each piece reveals a challenge or struggle that God has helped a mom overcome. The authors don't talk down to moms; instead, they build up their readers with real-life stories, humor, biblical advice, and inspiration. Rest Stops would make a perfect gift for the moms you know on Mother's Day (or any other special day).

TRULY A REST STOP

Susan Titus Osborn's title says it all: Rest Stops for Busy Moms. In my hurry-scurry world, her new book renews and encourages me. She covers friends, blessings, coping with trials, simple pleasures, memories, kindness, humor, priorities, God's still small voice, and even angels--all in a quick, concise way, which is what "busy moms" or "busy people" need. Thanks, Susan, for a wonderful read. Your small, hardcover book packs a great big punch. It's like a visit with a friend--warm, refreshing, and relaxing.

Encouragement and relaxation!

Wow! This book is so encouraging with wonderful stories, beautiful pictures and an encouraging format where I could quickly pick it up and enjoy it bits at a time. Just like Susan's other books in the series, this one is a winner. Especially perfect for a gift.

Just right!

I smiled lots as I read this book, for its writers seemed to know me. Like Ronica Stromberg's essay on "Play Shoes," in which she deals with the old advice to play with your children instead of doing housework. "Where," she asked, "do such people store eighteen years of dirty laundry?" Amen! But there is balance for busy Christian moms, and in this compilation, Susan Titus Osborn has given us humor and insights. The short chapters are just right for the cracks of full schedules. And the insights offered by its contributors help to restore perspectives. The small, hardback format makes it an excellent gift book or one to leave on the coffee table and freely loan.