"How the Scots invented the Modern World" by Arthur Herman. The true story of how Western Europe's poorest nation created our world and everything in it. How the Scots created the basic ideals of modernity. Sounds interesting. We shall see.
"Why the Sky is Blue" by Susan Meissner. A mother, a duaghter and a night that changed them both forever. This amazing story of sacrifice and redemption is told by two women, mother and daughter, in their own unique and decisive voices.
"Oceans Apart" by Karen Kingsbury. A regrettable mistake. A terrible disaster. an unexpected chance to forgive.
"My Heart Remembers" by Kim Vogel Sawyer. United by blood, divided by time, willthree orphan-train siblings ever find one another again?
"A Time to Gather" by Sally John & Gary Smalley. Book 2 in the Safe Harbor Series. Drawing on the insights of bestselling marriage expert Gary Smalley, the series explores the joys and struggles of marriage, family and faith.
"Every Now & Then" by Karen Kingsbury. Book 3 in the 9/11 Series. He's on a desperate quest to rid the city of heartache, but first he must find a way to deal with his own.
"The List" by Robert Whitlow. Recommended by my friend. Have no idea what it's about as the cover is missing. It's my surprise pick, I guess. :v)
"Clutter-FREE Christianity" by Robert Jeffress. For a book tour, it looks very good. It's time to cut through the clutter and get to the heart of what it means to please God.Dr. Jeffress points you toward a revitalized fiath centered on becoming more like Jesus in action, attitude and affection.
So there you have it. The initial list. What are you reading this spring? Join the fun and put your link up at Callipider Days.
18 comments:
Oceans Apart was one of my favorite Kingsbury books, and Every Now and Then is on my list as well. It will be fun to compare notes!
I can see I am going to have to add Meissner's and Sawyer's books to my list...
Great list - I just started reading Kingsbury with Between Sundays so I'll have to check out the ones you've listed too.
Enjoy your reading.
This looks like a great list! My husband has read and enjoyed How The Scots Invented the Modern World. :)
Great list. :) I've been wanting to read My Heart Remembers...been hearing good things about it.
Looks like a lot of us are reading Clutter Free Christianity. It does seem tempting eh??
Looks like you have a fab reading list there - I hope you get them to complete the Spring Challenge.
Looks like a great list. Good luck and happy reading. :)
Looks good, Susanne -- plenty of good books with enough variety to keep it interesting! Looking forward to seeing what you think of Clutter-Free Christianity. I agree that it looks like a good one!
I am planning on reading Clutter Free Christianity also. I have Every Now and Then on my list too. I think I want to reread the first two books in the series if I have time because I really do not remember anything. :)
Looks like a great list! Have fun reading this Spring.
I've read a few Kingsbury books, but not that one - hope it's good! :)
I enjoyed Oceans Apart and My Heart Remembers, hope you do too! I haven't gotten to Every Now and Then yet but will soon.
Great list! I enjoyed my heart remembers.
karen is my favorite author, and Oceans Apart is one of her better novels. Enjoy!
Great list! I'm halfway through "Every Now and Then", and I love it!
I only have two books on my list. :)
~Susan
Seems like Clutter-Free Christianity is the book to read this spring . . . except I'm just hearing about it now. Great list.
Interesting list - good luck with the challenge!
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