I have never watched Duck Dynasty, but I did hear about it. When I started reading the book, it took me a little while to connect the authors to the family. I did enjoy reading the personal testimonies and appreciated the openness of the ladies who wrote this book. And while I found a lot of gems about sisterhood and the beautiful relationship between mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law, I am not sure I like the idea of "the roar". Somehow it seems to go against the beauty of feminine expression that I feel God calls us women to. Not that we should be timid or weak, but for me personally the lion's roar is not a metaphor I found appealing. But all the suggestions for building sisterhood were very useful and I appreciated them.

Thank you NetGalley for providing me with the book. It did make me rethink some ideas and I found it useful.

Let me start by saying that Sister Roar is not the type of book I would typically reach for, but I enjoy branching out now and then, and this is one of those hidden gems you can discover when you step outside your comfort zone. While this book is primarily geared toward Christian women seeking to find their voice, build friendships, and strengthen their faith, it holds value for anyone looking to cultivate a sense of community, whether by joining or building one.

At its core, Sister Roar is a powerful tool for personal growth, guiding you to find yourself, discover your voice, and achieve peace through faith, all while connecting with like-minded individuals. It’s a compelling reminder that, as women, we should support and uplift one another, working together to build solid and meaningful relationships. The message is one of encouragement, empowerment, and finding inner peace through faith in God, but it also offers insights that anyone, regardless of faith, can appreciate.

Ultimately, this book inspires readers to embrace sisterhood and live authentically in the company of others. If you’re searching for a deeper connection with yourself and those around you, this could be the book you’ve been looking for.

Thank you to NetGalley and Nelson Books | Thomas Nelson for gifting me the e-book ARC of Sister Roar in exchange for my honest review.

A beautiful, vulnerable, testimonial of love forgiveness and redemption! A life filled with hope in and through Jesus Christ through their personal experiences. Highly Recommend!

Sister Roar by Kay Robertson and Lisa N. Robertson, is like sitting and having a conversation with Ms Kay and Lisa.
The content is very encouraging for all women who want to live an honest and meaningful life. There is kindly advice, fun conversations, and past experiences by both women. The book is written as each woman speaks her truth from life experiences as a Christian woman. They motivate women to live, speak, and seek truth from biblical scripture. The message of this book is to Speak your voice, Expect to be heard, and Live in honesty.
Thank you to NetGalley, the authors, and publisher for the opportunity to read this book.