Well, I've decided to challenge myself again this Spring. I tried it in the Fall and didn't get anywhere near the reading done I thought I would. So, I'm going to try and be as light on myself as possible. I'd like to thank Callapidder Days for hosting this Reading Challenge! If you'd like to learn more about the challenge or to join, head over to Callapider Days.Fiction
The Apothecary's Daughter ~ Julie Klassen
If Tomorrow Never Comes ~ Marlo Schalesky
The House in Grosvenor Square ~ Linore Rose Burkard
Gold of Kings ~ Davis Bunn
Nothing But Trouble ~ Susan May Warren
A Passion Denied ~ Julie Lessman
The Note 2 ~ Angela Hunt
Talking to the Dead ~ Bonnie Grove
Whirlwind ~ Cathy Marie Hake
Home Another Way ~ Christa Parrish
The Falcon and the Sparrow ~ M.L. Tyndall
Young Adult
So Not Happening ~ Jenny B Jones
New York Debut ~ Melody Carlson
Nightmare's Edge ~ Bryan Davis
Memory's Gate ~ Paul McCusker
On the Run ~ Bill Myers
Non-Fiction
Apologetics for a New Generation ~ Sean McDowell
The Feminist Mistake ~ Mary Kassian
Your Boy: Raising a Godly Son in an Ungodly World ~ Vicki Courtney
The Grand Weaver ~ Ravi Zacharias
Living Water ~ Brother Yun
Just added: 2 books I received on CD from the library, one I've been trying to listen to for 4 weeks but have been switching between vehicles with and without CD players. :)
Scarlet ~ Stephen Lawhead
Get Out of That Pit ~ Beth Moore
Love to see Talking to the Dead on your Spring Reading Thing 2009 list!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to hear your reactions to the book. I'll be doing give-aways on my blogs as we get closer to June 1. :)
Looks like a great list - I have Susan May Warren's new one on my list as well and can't wait 'til I get my hands on it. *g*
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I look forward to your reviews of the religious books!
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Hi. Thank you for stopping by my blog. I did read the Princess Kiss to my girls and my eyes watered-sigh. I pray that they will hold onto that special kiss until their wedding day.
ReplyDeleteI just picked up The Apothecary's Daughter. It isn't on my list but I saw a wonderful review about it on 5 Minutes for Books.
Your list looks fantastic. Happy reading.
that's quite a few books. hope you do well by your own standards. enjoy your books!
ReplyDeleteYour list looks good...some I've never heard of and will be checking out. I saw you are going to be reading The Note 2 by Angela Hunt...I didn't know there was a sequel. I read the first one and liked it. That was a book I picked up at a "Women of Faith" conference....I also got my first Karen Kingsbury book there. It was "A Time to Dance." It was GREAT!!! You said you have wanted to read her books....so I would recommend that one and the Redemption Series...but I have loved everything I have read of hers. :)
ReplyDeleteI will let you know about The Book Whisperer. I just ordered it from Amazon.com. I can't wait to read it myself. I have a 9 year old that likes to read, but is very picky about what he reads and will re-read books instead of trying new ones. I am hoping this book will give me some suggestions.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you will be busy! I'm sorry to say I haven't heard of any of these books so I don't have any comments for you!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my list ... I appreciate your input. And just to let you know, "The Ridiculous Race" is non-fiction -- two guys decide to race around the world in opposite directions and see who makes it back to Los Angeles first. And they can't fly! It looks pretty fun. I love travel narratives with humorous spins so I think it will be a winner.
Looks like you will be a busy little reader this spring :). The only one I've read is Get Out of That Pit, and I enjoyed it. Hope you like it, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat list for your spring reading. I have some of the same books on tap as well.
ReplyDeleteI'm counting the days until Passion Denied by Julie Lessman comes out in bookstores! She is a tremendous author - I love her books!
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