Deb Richardson-Moore
Oh, I'm heading for the beach and have packed Curtis Sittenfield's "Prep," Lionel Shriver's "So Much for That," Caroline Leavitt's "Girls in Trouble" and "Pictures of You," and Shari Lapena's "The Couple Next Door." I am just finishing Will Willimon's "Incorporation," and have his "Who Lynched Willie Earle?" for later this summer (when I need a sermon).
I'll probably re-read Matt Matthews' newly released "One Thousand Miles: Following in My Father's WWII Footsteps" for a Father's Day sermon. (I read the early galley proofs because Matt is a colleague.) And I have pulled Hemingway's "Islands in the Stream" off the shelf for a re-read.
My younger daughter also has a stack of mysteries she's been exclaiming over and offering to share. Isn't summer reading the best?
I'll probably re-read Matt Matthews' newly released "One Thousand Miles: Following in My Father's WWII Footsteps" for a Father's Day sermon. (I read the early galley proofs because Matt is a colleague.) And I have pulled Hemingway's "Islands in the Stream" off the shelf for a re-read.
My younger daughter also has a stack of mysteries she's been exclaiming over and offering to share. Isn't summer reading the best?
More Answered Questions
Luonne Rouse
asked
Deb Richardson-Moore:
Dear Deborah: What is it that we are continuing to fail to hear in the United States, specific to the homeless or economic disparities? What from your experience is the something care providers need to render constructive and not deconstructive social ministries?
About Goodreads Q&A
Ask and answer questions about books!
You can pose questions to the Goodreads community with Reader Q&A, or ask your favorite author a question with Ask the Author.
See Featured Authors Answering Questions
Learn more