Homes with Heart - by Ruth Frost (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Part memoir and part home life design, <i>Homes With Heart</i> shares stories of creativity and purposeful living, offers guidance for how to choose "families of the heart," and shows readers how to strengthen their homes by turning their living spaces into loving places that offer welcome, refuge, and belonging.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>So much of our world today is crying out for welcome, refuge, and belonging.Homes with Heart</i> is both inspiration and guide for people to create home in the world: first, through their own living spaces; second, within families of choice; and third, through supportive communities. While author Ruth Frost includes elements of home design, she also delves deeply into making home in the world through the power of love in community and offers practical tools to help people overcome obstacles associated with home living, such as homes obstructed by clutter, homes associated with traumatic events, or homes that need to support families in transition. <p/>Sharing both from Frost's own life experience and that of others including children, refugees, trauma survivors, and home hospice patients <i>Homes with Heart</i> extends well beyond "bricks and mortar"; it deals with who we are and how we live in the world within and beyond the walls that shelter us, inspiring laughter and tears in equal measure.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"<i>Homes with Heart: Turning Living Spaces into Loving Places</i> offers us inspiring roadmaps to find our own true homes, no matter our circumstances. Ruth Frost paints a picture of what home can be, changing over time and responding to the needs of the larger community--from birth to death. I find myself saying, 'You've got to read it because of this and this and this, ' but it's hard to pick just a few examples. Frost ranges widely and invites her readers to do the same as they continue their own process of 'homing.'"<br>--Jan Johnson, former publisher of Conari Press<br>
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