The books that I finished were completed before we left for our stateside assignment as I have hardly had a minute to open a book since we have been home. It is not for lack of good reading material. I have some amazing books waiting for me and I am hoping to find a few hidden moments this next month as we keep on our furlough craziness. (btw, that is why there have been only sporadic posts this month.) So, this is what I have been up to...
Finished in February :T
- The Next Story by Tim Challies (review book)
- Organized Simplicity by Tsh Oxenreider
- The 11 Secrets of Getting Published by Mary DeMuth (review book)
- A Child's History of the World by Virgil M. Hillyer
- Lit! by Tony Reinke
- 7 by Jen Hatmaker
- The Accidental Bride by Denise Hunter
- Loving the Way Jesus Loves by Phil Ryken
- The MBI Story by James Vincent
- The Vow: The True Events That Inspired the Movie by Krickitt and Kim Carpenter (Mory husband and I saw the movie on Valentine's Day and now I am interested in reading the real story.)
5 comments:
I've seen a trailer for The Vow, but I don't know much about it. Generally, I find books to be better than the movie version, so hopefully this one pans out for you!
-Dawn, 5M4B
OK! Now you are the 4th person I have found reading Lit! this month. I can't wait to hear about it! Funny how so many women end up with the same book!
Amy, I'm so impressed you're able to do all that reading while on furlough! I'm still plowing away at the same John Piper book I've been reading 6 weeks "When I Don't Desire God" and also "Silas Marner" by George Elliot, which I'm enjoying more than I expected!
I read Stumbling Into Grace by Lisa Harper and The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson -- both excellent.
I have an audio of The Next Story that I haven't listened to yet. I know it'll probably be good, but I'm resisting listening (partly because I'm not an audiobook fan and partly because I'm afraid I'll have to think deeply about my media use.)
7 looks really interesting, too. I'd never heard of it before seeing it here, but the concept intrigues me.
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