Books read for the first time are marked with a #.
Classics are marked with a *
"Learning to Lean" #
"Learning to Lean" #
by Richard Maffeo
[non-fiction, Catholic]
{Sunday book}
(Amazon Kindle cloud reader)
"The Instructed Heart
soundings at four depths" #
by F.J. Sheed
[non-fiction, memoir, Catholic]
{Sunday book}
"The Instructed Heart
soundings at four depths" #
by F.J. Sheed
[non-fiction, memoir, Catholic]
{Sunday book}
"Elsie's Womanhood"
{carried over from last week}
"Elsie's Motherhood"
(Amazon Kindle cloud reader, free)
by Martha Finley
[children's fiction, Christian, Protestant]
I find certain things in the "Elsie" books really
interesting, and other things in them really annoying.
interesting, and other things in them really annoying.
"The American Frugal Housewife"
by Mrs. Child (Lydia Maria Child)
Twelfth Edition, Enlarged and
corrected by the author
She had to add the word "American" to
the title because there was a book with the
same title published in England.
{carried over from last week}
by Mrs. Child (Lydia Maria Child)
Twelfth Edition, Enlarged and
corrected by the author
She had to add the word "American" to
the title because there was a book with the
same title published in England.
{carried over from last week}
"Roller Skates"
by Ruth Sawyer
[children's fiction, historical]
{carrying over into next week}
"The Tempest" *
by William Shakespeare
[play]
{carrying over into next week}
I haven't read any Shakespeare for awhile;
it's time I got back to his works.
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