Book Review: Habits of the HouseHold (Justin Whitmel Earley)

Justin Earley’s Habits of the Household feels like a friendly conversation about the little routines that make our everyday lives tick. In this book, Earley dives into the everyday actions we often take for granted—whether it's making breakfast, tidying up before work, or the special family rituals that bring everyone together—and shows how these habits shape not just our homes but our very identities.

The book is broken into bite-sized chapters that explore different aspects of domestic life. Earley starts by talking about how our homes are shaped by everyday routines and create a sense of stability. As you move through the book, you’ll learn how habits form, how they influence our identity, and shape the culture of our homes. The goal is to promote reflection and intentionality while deepening connections among family and community. Habits of the Household is filled with stories and practical real-life examples that illustrate how our habits connect us to one another, create a sense of belonging, or sometimes even stir up some unexpected tension.

What makes Habits of the Household really engaging is its warm, approachable style. It’s like chatting with a friend who has spent a lot of time thinking about the everyday moments we all share. Whether you're curious about the hidden meanings behind your daily routines or just looking for ways to bring a little more mindfulness into your home, Earley’s insights will change the way you see your own daily rituals.

While Habits of the Household is specifically geared toward parents, it is widely applicable to all households. If you love to dig into the little details of daily life, or if you’ve ever wondered why you do the things you do at home, this book is for you. It’s perfect for anyone interested in personal growth, family dynamics, or just a more thoughtful approach to everyday routines. Whether you're a parent, roommate, or simply someone who appreciates the small moments in life, Habits of the Household is a relatable and inspiring read that invites you to look at your home life in a whole new light.

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