Currently Reading

You know what’s easier than writing? Reading, of course.

So I’ve started this Write 31 Days challenge for the month of October, and what do I do on Day 2 but give you a list of my recent reading log? I know, you were probably hoping for a story. And I have some for you, coming up. I’m still working on them.

I have also been continuing to work on getting my blog posts categorized. Since I’ve actually been blogging for 13.5 years (I know, right?) I thought I might share some re-runs with you on weekends this month. I’ve been sorting through the 1,350+ posts that I supposedly have trying to find some “evergreen” ones that would be worth re-posting. I hate to admit it, but there’s a whole lotta twaddle in that mess. And so, I’m trying to clean it out some, too. In the meantime, I’ve added sub-categories to my main topic tabs across the top, so if you are interested in a particular topic you can easily read more posts on the subject. It’s an ongoing project.

Today’s self-assigned topic is to share with you my current reading list. I start a lot of books and lose interest half-way through. The books on this list are ones that I found interesting enough to finish.

Currently Reading:

• The Confession by Robert Whitlow
• Revival Fire by Wesley Duewel

Currently Listening To:

• Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee (audio book)

Recently Read:

• The God I Love: A Lifetime of Walking with Jesus by Joni Eareckson Tada. A very inspiring memoir.
• The Outsider by Ann H. Gabhart. Historical fiction about the Shakers.
• One Last Thing by Rebecca St. James and Nancy N. Rue. A novel dealing with the issue of pornography.
• The Most They Ever Had by Rick Bragg. Nonfiction about cotton mill workers in the south.
• A Thing of Beauty by Lisa Samson. A novel about redemption and finding oneself.

Audio Books Recently Listened To:

• Crows and Cards by Joseph Helgerson
• Blue Christmas by Mary Kay Andrews
• Miss Julia Lays Down the Law by Ann B. Ross

To Be Read Soon:

• Orchard of Hope by Ann H. Gabhart
• Runaway Saint by Lisa Samson
• Greetings from the Flipside by Rene Gutteridge and Cheryl McKay

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