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""Thoughts for Everyday Living"" is a book written by Maltbie Davenport Babcock, which was originally published in 1901. The book is a collection of inspirational and motivational quotes, essays, and poems that aim to inspire readers to live their lives to the fullest. The author explores various topics such as…
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I kind of cheated on this one because the short compilation of poems does not come until the end of some very thought-provoking insights from the pastor, but the poetry is excellent, and everything that comes before is a bonus.
Babcock struggled with depression, and while his poetry revealed his private war, it also revealed his hope. I think today many believe Christianity to be an easy road, but Babcock writes the truer tale and offers his wisdom to help his fellow sojourners keep on the path.
From Noah's list on poetry to soften the hard days.
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