This was one of the most beautiful poetry collections I have ever read, so so happy I chose to start my 2024 with such a wonderful read. Burford’s words encapsulate and express all facets of the human condition, including how to love and live a full life embracing the moments that matter. For sum, this book take us for being a better one, not the best one because sometimes being lesser bring us to a better situation. Good reminders for over thinkers (🙋🏽‍♀️) over planners (🙋🏽‍♀️) over analyzers (🙋🏽‍♀️) and really made me sit back and reflect.

Our founder Maddie started this company in her parents basement by hand cutting stickers and selling them on Etsy. Better than others I’ve read and I really love having some of these collections on hand when I’m having a hard time. Burford's words encapsulate and express all facets of the human condition, including how to love and live a full life, embracing the moments that matter. Molly Burford’s collection of poems will make you feel all the emotions, from joy to empathy to sadness, as they talk about all the things every human has experienced at one point or another.The JOY Life Movement is a means to live a life in which Jesus is placed first, followed by others and you.

In her first poetry collection, Molly Burford's words encapsulate and express all facets of the human condition, including how to love and live a full In her first poetry collection, Molly Burford's words encapsulate and express all facets of the human condition, including how to love and live a full life embracing the moments that matter. Angel has also authored Water Walk America, a detailed account of her husband’s journey by foot across America. Hang on to the type of love who you want to run to with your good news and your bad news and your you-will-not-believe-what-happened-at-the-office-today news.Volume One is a Christian devotional that compliments the JOY Life Movement and engages readers with real-life examples and stories, guided prayers, and timeless scripture from Gods Word. Some of the lists are more fitting for younger audiences, though, perhaps for the 20-somethings, but they're still worth a quick run through. It’s something to read slowly, only then each page can comfort or remind me of things I’ve been selectively oblivious of. She reminds you of all the big and little things in life that are important, all things we should be grateful for and learn from. All used books might have various degrees of writing, highliting and wear and tear and possibly be an ex-library with the usual stickers and stamps.