2025

Nancy Ray Book Club

2025 Book List

Welcome to the no obligation Nancy Ray Book Club, where you can peruse what I’m reading and follow along. Many of these books will be shared about on my podcast throughout the year! Some will include author interviews, others will be solo shows of my top 3 takeaways.

On Moonberry Lake by Holly Varni

Smart Brevity : The Power of Saying More with Less

The Blooming of Delphinium by Holly Varni

The Opt Out Family by Erin Loechner

The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

40 Days of Decrease (Lent) by Alicia Britt Chole

Underestimated by Mary Marantz

The Wild Robot trilogy by Peter Brown (audiobook with the kids)

The Wedding People by Alison Espach

God of the Garden by Andrew Peterson

Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman

They Ask, You Answer by Marcus Sheridan

If I Run by Terri Blackstock

The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie

+ Kate Strickler’s new book (to be released)

+ Rachel Awtrey’s new book (to be released)

2024

Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan

Set the Stars alight by Amanda Dykes

Made for People by Justin Whitmel Early

Until the Street Lights Come On by Ginny Yurich

The Two Hour Cocktail Party by Nick Gray

Take Back Your Time by Christy Wright

The Stories We Tell by Joanna Gaines

Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends by Sarah Mally

The Green Ember Series (read aloud with the kids!)

2023

Four Thousand Weeks

Better than Before

The Power of Writing it Down

The Stories we Tell

The Blessing

The Wingfeather Saga Series (4 books)

The Blessing of a skinned knee

The Lazy Genius Kitchen

Try Softer

Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends

Harry Potter books (me and Will!)

The Chronicles of Narnia (with the kids)!

2020

You Are the Girl For the Job

Seasons of God

When Less Becomes More

Crucial Conversations

The Next Right Thing

Rhythms of Renewal

Digital Minimalism

Beginners Pluck

Parenting With Love and Logic

The Nightingale

The Pumpkin Plan

Celebration of Discipline


Fellow book worm? Take a look through the Nancy Ray Library for some past & forever favorites.