June 10, 2020
A Moment with Bella Grace Issue 24 + Win a Free Issue!
Bella Grace Issue 24 has arrived! Inside this issue you’ll discover summer bucket list ideas, inspiration for unveiling your dreams, advice to embrace your inner March sister, and more Our hope is for our readers to find solace and joy within the pages of this issue – a moment of peace during a tumultuous time.
Sending our love always – The Bella Grace Team
A Moment with Bella Grace Issue 24
In this issue we share 20 thoughtful ways to show loved ones you care. From exchanging family recipes to sending flowers, these simple ideas will inspire you to spread more love
In “Planting Sunshine,” Bonnie Sours Smith shares the magical joys that only summertime can bring.
We all have a little Louisa May Alcott inside us. Be inspired to embrace your inner March sister by staying true to your heart, fearlessly pursuing your passions, and more.
In “Your Happily Ever After Is Calling,” Kjerstin Anderson shares a heartfelt sentiment we’ve learned to be true: “Happily ever after isn’t perfection. That’s boring. We don’t want to watch a play where no struggles happen, just as we don’t want to live a life without any challenges.”
Begin each day by reading “Merci, Couer,” a beautiful poem that serves as a reminder of the way life always continues on even during hardships.
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Joie foster
April 19, 2023 at 4:26 pm
Love love love Bella Grace!
Mike
April 19, 2023 at 4:26 pm
Hi ths is Mike. Is there anyway I can purchase a copy of Issue 24 of summer 2020.
Thank you!!
Hayley
April 19, 2023 at 4:26 pm
Absolutely! It is available here: https://stampington.com/bella-grace-issue-24 🙂
Diane Miller
January 25, 2024 at 9:28 am
I just finished reading “When the Lights Go Out” by Bonnie Sours Smith. I have been reading her articles for years with Bella Grace and the Cozy Issue. This story, however, left me in tears. Remembering that that is how it used to be growing up. I miss it and I want to bring that “family” feeling back. When did things become so serious? Her story left me in tears. Thank you Bonnie!