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Books Read 2017
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2017 was a good reading year for me. Perhaps because I considered it a year of rereading. Out of 108 books, 44 were rereads. About half of these were Shakespeare and though I had the goal of listening to all of his plays in Arkangel Audio editions in 2017, I only made it almost halfway. I will rename that bookshelf 2017-2018 and hop Read more of this blog post »
2017 was a good reading year for me. Perhaps because I considered it a year of rereading. Out of 108 books, 44 were rereads. About half of these were Shakespeare and though I had the goal of listening to all of his plays in Arkangel Audio editions in 2017, I only made it almost halfway. I will rename that bookshelf 2017-2018 and hop Read more of this blog post »
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| For America 250, I have ended up reading a lot of westerns. This one was recommended by my good friend Sherry Early. I ended up loving this book and its flawed human characters. I think I would have given it 5 stars if it had rained :) | |
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I think every parent should read this book, no, every person. We are awash in therapy culture and it is actually killing us and crippling our children. As someone who was In the world before it all came to this insanity, this book reminded me that it ...more |
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"Several people mentioned it, and I was glad I read Irreversible Damage. I am also glad I read Bad Therapy - and it was great hearing it read by the author.
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Who could have guessed a book I picked up at the library about a duck woman in Norway would be my favorite book so far this year? I could not put this down. I had enjoyed his other books which is why I picked it up and maybe it resonated so deeply be ...more |
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| I was sick this week and listened to all 35 hours of this. It helped. I am impressed with how real this book felt. It was gritty and very preoccupied with “whores” but then again it didn’t ring false. Would that we all had a Gus in our lives. I guess ...more | |
“I quote much scripture in this book. I do so intentionally, without references, because that is how I believe scripture should fit into the fabric of our lives. It is not tacked on; it is woven in.”
― Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, and My Journey toward Sanctification
― Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, and My Journey toward Sanctification
“We will always have Narnia.”
― Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, and My Journey toward Sanctification
― Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, and My Journey toward Sanctification
“Once upon a time, I was learning about books, and now I have read so many of them. Once they were new worlds to be conquered, now they are old friends to be remembered.”
― Beyond Mere Motherhood: Moms Are People Too
― Beyond Mere Motherhood: Moms Are People Too
“Every week I counsel young people from solid Christian homes who are undone by their sin. As parents, we are sometimes more invested in protecting our children from the sinful influences of this world than we are in preparing them for the deep sinfulness of their own hearts.”
― Extravagant Grace: God's Glory Displayed in Our Weakness
― Extravagant Grace: God's Glory Displayed in Our Weakness
“[About the main character approaching death in old age, observed by her husband . . .] He saw that she had already laid down a large portion of her life long ago. Piece by piece she had given it away as she wrestled with existence, as her self was absorbed as nourishment into his life and the life of the children and the community. And laid down most piercingly, as she abandoned, one by one, the shapes of the dreams she had planned. Only to take them up again in other forms.”
― Strangers and Sojourners
― Strangers and Sojourners
“Friendship ... is born at the moment when one man says to another "What! You too? I thought that no one but myself . . .”
― The Four Loves
― The Four Loves
“There is more reason to say grace before beginning a book than there is to say it before beginning to dine.”
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“The question is not, -- how much does the youth know? when he has finished his education -- but how much does he care? and about how many orders of things does he care? In fact, how large is the room in which he finds his feet set? and, therefore, how full is the life he has before him?”
― School Education: Developing A Curriculum
― School Education: Developing A Curriculum
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GR have avg rating for most books in 3 to 5 range. This does not give an accurate idea. What can b done? Can something like IMDB type can be done? It ...more
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