Spring Reading Thingy 2012

Here's the list of books that I plan to read this spring. I'm sure I'll be adding more as the time goes by :).

- A Perfect Pet for Peyton (picture book) by Rick Osborne & Gary Chapman
- The 5 Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell
- Miracle for Jen by Linda Barrick with John Perry
- Great Day Every Day by Max Lucado
- Unveiling the Kings of Israel by David Down
- Living Close to God by Gene Edwards
- Living by Faith by David Venable
- Love at Last Sight by Kerry & Chris Shook

Spring Reading Thing 2010 Wrap-Up

This spring, I managed to read 12 1/2 books as follows (you can read my review of each book by clicking on the titles):-

- On Guard (Defending Your Faith with Reason and Precision) by William Lane Craig
  
- Storylines (Your Map to Understanding the Bible) by Andy Croft and Mike Pilavachi

- 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad (What Fathers Can Do to Make a Lifelong Difference) by Jay Payleitner
  
- This Little Prayer of Mine by Anthony DeStefano, illustrated by Mark Elliot. 

- The Secret Holocaust Diaries (The untold story of Nonna Bannister) by Nonna Bannister with Denise George and Carolyn Tomlin

- Real World Parents (Christian Parenting for Families Living in the Real World) by Mark Matlock

- Fear to Freedom: Victim to Victory by Rosemary Trible (This is the one book that I started but have not finished.)

- Just Like You (celebrations of life from every continent) written by Marla Stewart Konrad, illustrated by Lin Wang

- Rooms by James L. Rubart

- Let's Have a Daddy Day by Karen Kingsbury

- The Overseer by Conlan Brown

- Reborn To Be Wild (Reviving Our Radical Pursuit of Jesus) by Ed Underwood

- True Religion by Palmer Chinchen
  
Out of all the books on the list above, my favorites are the last two.  I'm not a fiction fan, but surprisingly, I did enjoy Rooms and The Overseer.

To see other participants' wrap-up posts, visit Katrina at Callapidder Days for the links.

Spring Reading Thing 2010

 

I enjoy reading, especially non-fiction (it will be obvious in my list :)).  I'm also a book reviewer for several publishers; therefore, most (if not all) of the following books will have my review of them eventually (I'll link the titles to my review posts when each one is ready).  Here is the list of books I plan to read this spring:

- On Guard (Defending Your Faith with Reason and Precision) by William Lane Craig
   Besides the Bible, apologetics books rank up there among my favorites :).

- What He Must Be (...if he wants to marry my daughter) by Voddie Baucham Jr.
   I'm reading this one with (to) my husband.

- Storylines (Your Map to Understanding the Bible) by Andy Croft and Mike Pilavachi

- 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad (What Fathers Can Do to Make a Lifelong Difference) by Jay Payleitner
   I'm a mom, but I'll be sharing the info. with my husband who is a dad.  My husband is too busy to read :).

- This Little Prayer of Mine by Anthony DeStefano, illustrated by Mark Elliot.  A picture book I'll be reading to my boys.

- The Secret Holocaust Diaries (The untold story of Nonna Bannister) by Nonna Bannister with Denise George and Carolyn Tomlin

- Real World Parents (Christian Parenting for Families Living in the Real World) by Mark Matlock

- The Value of Values by Ed Gagnon

- Fear to Freedom: Victim to Victory by Rosemary Trible

- Just Like You (celebrations of life from every continent) written by Marla Stewart Konrad, illustrated by Lin Wang
  This is a picture book for children ages 4-7.  I'll be reading it to my kids.
  
- Restoration Road by Mitch Kruse with Derek Williams

- A Woman's Walk in Grace by Catherine Martin

- Let's Have a Daddy Day by Karen Kingsbury
   This is another children's book.

- Way Back in the Country Garden by Kay Moore

I'm sure I'll be adding more to this list as time goes on.  If you would like to see what others are reading, visit Katrina at Callapidder Days and 5MinutesforBooks. Have fun reading!