
This fall I completed 8 of the 11 books on my original list, which is really good, and I finished off with 2 review books that came in after the list was made, for a total of 10 books this fall. Considering I work full time and am involved in a few church things, and taking into account a couple of weeks where I just couldn't I think that's pretty good. And throw in the fact that 3 of the finished books were non-fiction, well I think I did amazing! LOL. Katrina, can you believe I actually finshed 3 non-fictions? I think that's some kind of record for me since starting these challenges.
While I really enjoyed all the books I think "The Moment Between" was my favorite of the group. It was absolutely gripping and emotional and beautifully written. Hard to put down and hard to forget afterwards. I didn't have a least favorite. They all were good reads for me this time around. Reviews for all my reads are here.
Thanks Katrina, for hosting another fun season of reading.
3 comments:
Add me to your psychology study; I can’t resist library books either, even when I have a stack of my own at home. Isn’t it hard to choose a favorite? I always have a hard time with that.
I haven't read any Terry Blackstock in a while -- will have to look up tat book. You did a great job!
I just found you because of the challenge, and when I looked at your reading list, I knew I had to begin following your blog! I love reading good Christian books, and the one you picked by Gary Smalley sounds great. I may have to update my reading list. I am now following you. Here's my blog if you are interested:
http://mydevotionalthoughts.blogspot.com/
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