What a Great Word for Moms by Karen Moore

What a Great Word for Moms by Karen Moore is a devotional for Moms of all ages written to inspire and encourage them with words pulled from Bible verses. Words like courage, faith, hope, love, prayer, teach, and wisdom are included in this devotional--all words that speak to moms. Moore wants moms to focus on just one word a day in each reading.

What a Great Word for Moms is divided into sections: Train your children in the way they should go, There's no one quite like mom, The Lord is mom's shepherd,  and God's Promises.  Each section includes several readings on the word of the day pulled from Bible verses. Each reading starts with a verse, a reading written by Moore, uplifting quotes, and then ends with a prayer and blessing. At the end of the book is a poem called, Can you help me? which is such a good reminder that when we turn to God, He helps us through the challenges of each day. The whole package could be truly uplifting to moms of all ages.

Besides the writing in What a Great Word for Moms, I like the design. I liked how the readings are two-tone, reddish pink and black. The print is dark and easy to read and the cover is pretty without being too flowery. The whole book is uplifting. As you ponder one word a day and reflect on the whole reading, there is so much to think about and consider. I know What a Great Word for Moms would be a good Mother's Day gift for moms. . .I think it would be especially nice added to a gift basket or bag with some coffee/tea and a pretty cup. 

I received this book from the publisher. I was not required to write a positive review. #sponsoredbyfaithwords

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