By Amy Boucher Pye2022-06-01T15:34:00
This month I’m relinquishing…
My kids are 18 and 15, and my ‘third child’, which is turning 16, has been the Woman Alive Book Club. I’ve realised that I need to relinquish this teenager, which feels gutting and hard and yet necessary. My work as a writer, retreat leader and spiritual director means that my focus increasingly lies in areas of spiritual formation. And although I love reading widely, I now need to hand over the beloved book club to another host to guide it through the late teenager years and beyond.
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