by Hope
I’ve been reading voraciously since moving here. In fact, the first “Texan” thing I did was get a library card. And when I returned to Georgia for Beauty’s wedding, I stopped by my storage unit and brought back 4 boxes of books.
In addition, I’ve joined several book clubs that meet monthly or twice a month to discuss different books. I read to my mom in the mornings sometimes. And have committed to turning off my screens a couple of hours before bedtime and spend that time reading…typically.
Recommendations for Personal Finance Books
All that to ask…any new book recommendations around the personal finance space that you would recommend?
I typically have 4 or 5 books going at a time. And I’m reading the Bible cover to cover again this year.
A friend recently posted this image of books so they are on my list, but I’m specifically interested in the BAD community’s recommendations…
Good Book Recommendation
And if you are looking for a fantastic book/author recommendation, I highly recommend this book.
I rarely share recommendations for books, but I couldn’t stop myself from posting this one on Facebook. It was SO GOOD. About women serving in Vietnam. I believe this is the first book I’ve read by this author, but now I’ve got several of her books on my HOLD list at the library. I can’t wait to read more.
So tell me, what is on your bedside table now? Any books that you just couldn’t put down?
Book Club: I’ve tried it before, but would anyone be interested in a quasi-book club here? We read a couple of chapters a month or something and then have a post where we discuss it? Just a thought. I find that I learn a lot from book discussions and getting other’s perspectives. If yes, book recommendation for this book club?
Hope is a resourceful and solutions-driven business manager who has spent nearly two decades helping clients streamline their operations and grow their businesses through project management, digital marketing, and tech expertise. Recently transitioning from her role as a single mom of five foster/adoptive children to an empty nester, Hope is navigating the emotional and practical challenges of redefining her life while maintaining her determination to regain financial control and eliminate debt.
Living in a cozy small town in northeast Georgia with her three dogs, Hope cherishes the serenity of the mountains over the bustle of the beach. Though her kids are now finding their footing in the world—pursuing education, careers, and independence—she remains deeply committed to supporting them in this next chapter, even as she faces the bittersweet tug of letting go.
Since joining the Blogging Away Debt community in 2015, Hope has candidly shared her journey of financial ups and downs. Now, with a renewed focus and a clear path ahead, she’s ready to tackle her finances with the same passion and perseverance that she’s brought to her life and career. Through her writing, she continues to inspire others to confront their own financial challenges and strive for a brighter future.
So, what do you think ?