We just celebrated Book Lovers Day, so it only seems fitting to find a few new books to read! Here are six books from 2021 written by military spouses you will want to put on your shelf.
Where You Go, I Will Go: Lessons from a Military Spouse
by Victoria Terrinoni
This book is perfect for a new spouse who is unsure of what to expect from military life. With 31 years of experience as a military spouse, Victoria writes with humor, wit, and a sharp eye on handling sticky situations and last-minute PCS orders while keeping your cool.
The Keys to Unlocking Your Joy
by Jaiya Clark
Jaiya writes beautifully and says her book helps readers “who desire to move beyond a surface-level connection with God, break-up with religion, and experience true transformation once and for all.” Honest, moving, and heartfelt, this is the book to pick up if you are missing joy in your life.
Brave Women, Strong Faith
by a collective of military women and wives.
This book explores all the facets of the military journey through the a lens of faith. These women share heartbreaks from losing a spouse, deployment, PCS’s, building and leaving friendships, and will help you remember how to stay rooted through it all. This book will leave you laughing, crying, and wishing for more.
Summoned
by Megan B. Brown
Fellow militaryspouse.com writer, Megan guides readers through the book of Esther in an eight-week devotional study. With a head-on look diving deep into Esther’s cultural history and impact, Summoned is a great book to dive into with friends to grow and learn together.
Open When: Letters of Encouragement for Military Spouses
by Lizann Lightfoot
This book of situational-specific letters for spouses navigating the difficulties and joys of military life comes out on September 21st. This book has The Seasoned Spouse in your pocket to look to for advice and will be one you’ll come back to time and time again.
Stop Being A ________ Wife: 40 Challenges to Unveil the Wife You Were Created to Be
by Ashley Ashcraft
This book is for wives who feel stuck in a rut and wish for more in their marriage. Stop Being a _____ Wife is written as a devotional with opportunities each day to love on your spouse and explore how your marriage can be more engaging, loving, and intimate.
Whichever book you pick up will be a comfort to you on your military life journey!