In Search of Wisdom by Joyce Meyer
Life-Changing Truths in the Book of Proverbs Buy the Book • Library Catalog This is a notes pages complied of my personal thoughts from the book and quoted material. Effort has been made to give proper credit to the author. I received complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. #Sponsored by FaithWords. Informal Summary In Search of Wisdom by Joyce Meyer is a commentary/guide on the 31 chapters in the book of Proverbs. Joyce shares personal examples and brings to light seven foundational principals repeated in Proverbs: wisdom, understanding, prudence, knowledge, discretion, discernment, and the fear of the Lord. Some links on this post are affiliate links, which are…
Do Life Differently by Jeff D. Reeter
A Strategic Path Toward Extraordinary Buy the Book • Library Catalog This is a notes pages complied of my personal thoughts from the book and quoted material. Effort has been made to give proper credit to the author. I received complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. #Sponsored by FaithWords. Informal Summary Do Life Differently captures Jeff D. Reeter’s drive to live with intention. Throughout the book, Jeff share’s his inspirational perspective on the value of all people, his passion to serve, and his strategy to evaluate and plan his life and those he coaches. Through stories and life lessons, Jeff explains his system that integrates his belief, habits,…
Popular library digital apps
If you have considered renting ebooks from your local library but weren’t sure how to start, here’s a brief overview. Later, I’ll cover how to use an app subscription model (like Scrib) and an ebook purchase service (like Kindle). Getting Started Below are some reading apps common among libraries. Start with one and see how it goes. Note borrow/checkout days or items allowed to rent per month vary by library. Not all apps are offered at libraries. Reading apps offered Items to Consider Questions for you
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More than Books
Libraries have adapted wonderfully to the once-thought menacing, Internet. They’re efforts now shine in this odd season, offering patrons helpful resources (of course), but also entertainment. Since libraries offer more online than they can promote, below are some resources traditionally thought as only available by visiting in person. In print, in an app, online, or via online subscriptions: Books Magazines Encyclopedia and references Databases and full-text research Test-prep materials Career development On CD/DVD, in an app, or via streaming: Movies TV shows Music Audiobooks Items in-house, in an app, or online: Puzzles Games Events and services: Story-time reading Ask a librarian This a great time to obtain a library card…
