Gratitude Books for everyone's TBR

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 Blog no. 3 for the Gratitude series!

Read this where I give you a brief review for top 3 gratitude books and also reccomendations at last...

Book #1

One thousand Gifts

By- Ann Voskamp

This book is a practical guide to living a life you want. A life of joy, sweetness and fullfilled desires. One thousand Gifts invites you to wake up to god's everyday blessings, to cherish them, feel lucky and feel thankful.

You will discover in this piece that giving thanks for what you already have, what life you are already living brings the life you always wanted to live


Book #2

Apple Cake: A gratitude

By- Dawn Casey


It is a short rhyming story which might even remind you of your childhood story books but this tiny tan book has alot to learn from.

This book is a mix of old tales and cute kids' stories. Where you see a girl thanking nature and showing gratitude for all she has.


Book #3

Choosing Gratitude 

By- Nancey L. DeMoss

The Gratitude that flows out of our life as abundant as the grace that flows into your life? This question is on the back of this book, and this question so crisply sums up the whole of the book.

This book takes thankfulness and being greatful to a next beautiful level of getting one's heart into the subject from the very beginning.

                                                                                                                                                                    

Well these were the books that really need to be there in everyone's TBR for the sake of life improvement. This time k got only 3 books because these are the top picks and Must Must MUST be read be you wish to practice Gratitude and maybe this might not be a genre that you prefer so you can easily incorporate only these books for life changing experience!

This is all for today, be patient until we bring next post on Friday and practice Gratitude.

Creator and Author

~Vanshika Atri~

Check out long list of gratitude books on Goodreads here.

Gratitude Series♡

Blog #1: A basic guide to Gratitude for beginners/teens♡

Blog #2: A guide to Gratitude Journalling

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