Books Matter: September 2020
The pandemic has given me excuses to stay at home. I have a daily checklist: family prayer and scripture study (X2), journal, clean, project (like this blog or sewing), service, piano, ukulele, walk, Spanish study, and READ. Reading is part of my life-long-learning goal. I learn a lot by reading—children’s books, non-fiction, classics, thrillers, historical fiction, modern fiction, and even some fantasy adventure. These are the ones I loved from the last month:
THE REMARKABLE JOURNEY OF COYOTE SUNRISE by Dan Gemeinhart
COME UNTO ME by Gerald Lund ( second in the series—also enjoyed FISHERS of MEN)
LIVE FREE OR DIE by Sean Hannity (with Jim)
THE LION, THE WITCH, & THE WARDROBE (with Cam) by C.S. Lewis
THE GIRL WITH THE LOUDING VOICE
THE OTHER FAMILY by Loretta Nyhan
THE FALSE PRINCE by Jennifer Nielson
THE RUNAWAY KING by Jennifer Nielson
THE BOOK OF LOST FRIENDS by Lisa Wingate
THE CANYON’S EDGE by Dusti Bowling
WHEN STARS ARE SCATTERED
BAN THIS BOOK by Alan Gratz
INSIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF A CACTUS by Dusti Bowling
FIGHTING WORDS by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
THE BOOK OF MORMON
CONFERENCE TALKS APRIL 2020
Still reading:
ASHES by Laurie Halse Anderson—third in the series of a young Black girl during and following the Revolutionary War
I learn such from different perspectives of history and place. Reading is one of the very best things about retirement!
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