If you're looking for a daily devotional book that is geared toward women, mothers in particular, this may be one to pick up. Darla Weaver is a wife, mother, Christian, and just happens to be Old Order Mennonite. Weaver brings aspects of her culture into her writing and many of her devotion and are also focused around a gardening theme (ie "Joy Requires Tending" and "Powerful Pruning").
I would venture to say that every devotional book is as deep as the time and energy you put into it. This book is no different. If you want these devotionals to touch your soul and challenge you, they will. But if you just skim through it quickly in 5 minutes every morning, it will do little more than serve as a quick reminder of the things of God. It's up to you. I would encourage you to take the time though.
Weaver's Mennonite culture lends a different flavour to these devotionals. I really appreciated it. There is also a "day in the life of the author" section at the beginning and also a FAQ about Old Order Mennonites section at the end. These are great inclusions.
If you are looking for a quick devotional book for three months (90 meditations), and enjoy the simple things in life (cooking, gardening, raising children), this could be a good option. As I said before, it will be as deep as you take it. It won't plunge you into the deep end but give it a chance and it can serve up some important reminders and examinations for your life.
