Books Read in the Past Week

Books read for the first time are marked with a #

Books, (except Sunday books) are grouped by author, and not necessarily in the order read.

"Love God And Do What You Please"

by St. Alphonsus Liguori

adapted by M. J. Huber

[spiritual reading]
a favorite of mine; thank God it wasn't one of the books
lost when I moved!
(I'm stretching this book out over as many Sundays as I can; and
when I finish, I may very well start reading it all over again! :)  )

"Deathbed Conversions #
Finding Faith at the Finish Line"
by Karen Edmisten
[multiple biography]
(Kindle book)

{Sunday books}

Bible books(s) read this week:

"Isaiah"
"The Gospel According to Luke"

"The Great American Broadcast: A Celebration of Radio's Golden Age"

by Leonard Maltin

{carried over from last week}

(don't think I'll finish it this time around; too many other books to read.)

"Emily of Deep Valley"

by Maud Hart Lovelace

[YA fiction]

{carried over from last week}

"Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens #
How Synesthetes Color Their Worlds"

by Patricia Lynne Duffy

[nonfiction]

(openlibrary.org loan)

"Hannah Elizabeth"

by Elaine Sommers Rich

[children's fiction, Mennonites]

"A Year in the Life of Rosie Bernard"

by Barbara Brenner

[children's fiction]

(openlibrary.org loan)

"Try For a Dream"

"And Then There Were Four"

"Goodbye My Friends"
{carrying over into next week}

by Miriam L. Elias

[children's fiction, Jewish]

"Andi's Pony Trouble" #

"Andi's Indian Summer" #

(Kindle Books)

"Andi's Fair Surprise" #
"Andi's Scary School Days" #

(Google books)

by Susan K. Marlow

[children's fiction, Christian (Protestant), historical]
(these prequels to the Andrea Carter series are written
for young children)

Long-term  reading:

"Ascent of Mount Carmel" #

by St. John of the Cross

translated by E. Allison Peers

[Catholic spirituality]

"Babylonian Talmud" #

by The Jewish Publication Society of America

[Judaica]