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[mojoboy31]

I've been reviewing books after I read them. I was trying to make that a habit, lol.

[gwenhyver42]

Same here... sort of. Depends. If I haven't anything new to say, I don't.

[mojoboy31]

Yeah, I hear ya. And if they are super popular books like Hunger Games, then I'm less motivated. But for more obscure books that I enjoyed, I like to review as a plug for the author of a job well done.

[gwenhyver42]

I hear you there...

[mojoboy31]

[gwenhyver42]

Interesting...

[GaudeEtLaetare]

Currently reading:

1. Father Elijah: An Apocalypse by Michael O'Brien
2. Fatima for Today: The Urgent Marian Message of Hope by Fr. Andrew Apostoli, CFR
3. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
4. Five Days at Memorial by Sheri Fink
5. Suprised By Truth by Patrick Madrid
6. Salvation is from the Jews by Roy Schoeman
7. The Bible


Was Reading but not finished (on back-log):

1. The Fellowship of the Ring by Tolkien (re-reading actually)
2. Beowulf and Other Old English Poems
3. Divine Healing by Andrew Murray
4. Bible Prophecy Book by Carol Smith
5. Jesus: A Meditation on His Stories and His Relationships with Women by Andrew Greeley
6. Revelation of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich
7. Back to Virtue by Peter Kreeft
8. The World Jesus Knew by Anne Punton
9. The Book of Enock the Prophet by Richard Laurence
10. The Talmud: A Selection (Penguin Classics)
11. A New Translation: The Dead Sea Scrolls
12. Jesus of Nazareth: From the Baptism in the Jordan to The Transfiguration by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
13. The Catechism of the Catholic Church
14. Eusebius: The Church History

....and others I forgot

Intend to read next:
1. Honey from the Rock by Roy Schoeman
2. The Unaborted Socrates: A Dramatic Debate on the Issues Surrounding Abortion by Peter Kreeft
3. Your Life in the Holy Spirit by Alan Schreck
4. To Kill a Mockingbird/Where the Red Fern Grows/Puppy Sister

[gwenhyver42]

Hmmm... Interesting list, there. Ever read anything by Thomas Cahill, Gaude? [May I call you that for short?] He wrote How the Irish Saved Civilization and a few other very interesting books.... Might be something you enjoy. Also, the Song of Roland... if you can get past the old language, that is...

I forgot to update my list...
I finished the Silmarillion.
I've been reading Tortured for Christ by Wurmbrand (can't remember his first name!), a book on dance by Heather Clarke, a couple of devotional books, The Path by Rick Joyner, and... several others I'm forgetting right now.

I did promise myself I'd read Game of Thrones at some point, but I just haven't felt the "oomph" yet.

[Narnian525]

I'm adding Pictures of Hollis Woods and Divergent to my reading list in the future.

[gwenhyver42]

I read more of Tortured for Christ by Richard Wurmbrand today. It really puts things into perspective.

[Narnian525]

Ok, confession time Gwen: I've never actually read any of your stories yet... I don't know why, but now I want to. Which one do you recommend I read first?

[gwenhyver42]

[mojoboy31]

I recommend Perseverance... That's where I started once upon a long time ago...

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[gwenhyver42]

[Narnian525]

Gwen: you're a great writer : )