Four books that will stimulate your mind, amuse you, and leave you feeling thankful.

In a world of turmoil and ambiguity, books can be guiding lights — providing comfort, motivation, and the prospect of a brighter future.

By uplifting our spirits, renewing our sense of purpose, and reminding us of the inherent goodness within humanity, certain accounts can help us navigate life's twists and turns.

You can gain positive energy and practical advice from books that focus on family, friendships, quilting, or caring for animals.

The stories they offer highlight resilience, compassion, and triumph, and provide a path toward greater fulfillment.

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"Building Belonging: A Family's Unwavering Quest for Connection," by Chris and Julie Bennett, March 2024

Chris and Julie Bennett, a husband-and-wife church pastor team, relocated their family from a small town in Nebraska to the bustling city of Los Angeles, embarking on a new adventure.

A cancer diagnosis, a relapse, and a worldwide pandemic have challenged their notions of what it means to care for each other well, both as a nuclear family and as part of a broader community.

The Bennetts encourage readers of this book to explore the key principles that foster strong, happy relationships and families.

The book guarantees the strength of acknowledging vulnerability, embracing imperfection, and extending forgiveness while discovering contentment through imposing boundaries and valuing and serving others.

"Thriving with ADHD: A Guide to (Mostly) Awesome Living," Penn and Kim Holderness, April 2024

The Holderness Family, a hilarious husband-and-wife duo, have been chronicling their marriage and family for seven years through funny music videos, vlogs, skits, and a podcast.

They have created viral moments surrounding Taylor Swift orchestrating the Super Bowl, the never-ending month of January, and pickleball. Their videos have over a billion views and over 8 million followers.

The couple is on a mission to change the way people think about ADHD, as they themselves and their son are affected by the neurodivergent disorder.

An innovative resource that appeals to the ADHD brain provides an entertaining and informative look at how ADHD works and tools to help harness its unique gifts.

Jenny Doan's book, "How to Stitch an American Dream," explores the themes of family, faith, and the power of giving, and is set to be released in May 2024.

Jenny Doan's story is a testament to the values of faith, family, hard work, and second chances, which are the foundations of many successful American narratives.

The Missouri Star Quilt Company's success story is revealed in this memoir, along with Doan's journey to overcome adversity, achieve prosperity for her family, and inspire generosity, all while revitalizing a small town.

Over the past ten years, the Doan family business has expanded from a modest storefront to the nation's leading supplier of pre-cut quilting fabric. The book chronicles their journey, detailing how their faith, diligence, and benevolence helped them overcome adversity.

"An Unexpected Friendship and a Scientist's Journey into the Secret World of Cows," Gregory Berns, August 2024

"Cowpuppy," set to release in Aug. 2024, is currently available for preorder and will challenge readers' decision about their family pet.

Gregory Berns, a New York Times bestselling author and Emory University neuroscientist, shifted his research focus from studying the intricacies of dogs' brains to examining the cognitive and emotional lives of cows, as described in the Amazon book description.

One cow formed an unusual bond with Berns, rivaling his beloved dogs.

When Berns and his wife bought a Georgia farm, they couldn't have imagined the next chapter when they decided to purchase cows to help start their new farm life.

Cows, contrary to being "dumb animals raised for food," can form surprisingly strong bonds with humans, as shown by Berns.

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