The Catholic Book Club discussion

I am currently reading The Wisdom of John Paul II by Nick Bakalar. Was wondering what others may be reading.

To Light a Fire on the Earth, by Bishop Robert Barron

The Life of St, Catharine of Sienna :-) I will finish this month.

Moby Dick - Just starting for another book club, I think the plan is to read it over a two month period.

Dante: Purgatory - Also just starting for another book club, same schedule, I think.

It Starts with Food - nutrition, ugh a chapter at a time.

A Theology of Liberation - Marxist gibberish, a chapter at a time is about all I can take.

El reino de este mundo - Spanish, I seem to do best reading a chapter at a time, then putting it down for a week or so.

La Bible de Jerusalem - I've just started reading the Bible in French. I expect it will take me 4 - 5 years.

Outlaws of the Marsh - I'm about half way through this 2000+ page Chinese classic (the English translation, of course).

I am half way reading One Beautiful Dream by Jennifer Fulwiler. This book is both light and profound. Some antidotes made me LOL literally. (Pun intended). I was gratified by the serious spiritual passages. Her first book Anything But God is in my Kindle library so will be reading that ASAP.

PS I like this question as it prompts me to add more books to my Want to Read list.

Bice wrote: "PS I like this question as it prompts me to add more books to my Want to Read list."

You're exactly right Bice. It's giving me many good ideas too!

How God Became King: The Forgotten Story of the Gospels, by N.T. Wright

Things That Matter, by Charles Krauthammer