From March I read:
The Egg and I by Betty Macdonald
Finding Stefanie (Noble Legacy Series #3) by Susan May Warren
Joyful Momma's Guide to Quiet Times in Loud Households: embracing a devotional life...and passing it on by Kimberly Eddy
Made to Crave: Satisfying Your Deepest Desire with God, Not Food by Lysa TerKeurst
Read for the Heart: Whole Books for WholeHearted Families
by Sarah ClarksonI also read:
The Butterfly Effect: How Your Life Matters by Andy Andrews
Everything's Coming Up Josey (Josey, Book 1) by Susan May Warren
Five Children and It (Puffin Classics) by E. Nesbit*
(review)The Girl in the Gatehouse
by Julie KlassenAn Irish Country Courtship: A Novel (Irish Country Books) by Patrick Taylor
(review)Large Family Logistics by Kim Brenneman
Lumby on the Air by Gail Fraser
Mr. Darcy Broke My Heart: A Novel by Beth Patillo
(review)The Preacher's Bride by Jody Hedlund
(review)Uncertain Heart (Seasons of Redemption, Book 2) by Andrea Boeshaar
I listened to:
Second Touch (A.D. Chronicles) by Brock & Bodie Theone
I didn't read:
A Constant Heart by Siri Mitchell (I found this story quite depressing and eventually gave up on it.)
Your stack of books is so pretty and colorful! :) Some great books in your list.
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Did you like "The Egg and I" I read that once and didn't enjoy it nearly as much as her autobiography, "Anybody Can Do Anything." I also liked 5 Children and It when I was a kid. I love E. Nesbit!
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Elizabeth from 5MFB
"Five Children and It" remains a firm family favorite from our early homeschool years. I'm in line waiting for Large Family Logistics [even though I have a small family] at the library. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear another endorsement of Patillo's books. I have yet to get my hands on them!
ReplyDeleteHappy May reading!
I can't praise Same Kind of Different As Me enough. It really impacted me.
ReplyDeleteI keep hearing about these Beth Pattillo books! I guess I should look into them, since I am a Jane Austen fan.
Happy May Reading!
Ohh I really want to read the Dashwood Sisters Tell All - looks really good!
ReplyDeleteI keep hearing about Made to Crave - I may have to check that one out, although I already have a lot of nonfiction that I've been neglecting lately!
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