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.

Sunday book(s)

"In A Great Tradition
Tribute to Dame Laurentia McLachlan,
Abbess of Stanbrook"
by The Benedictines of Stanbrook
( Rumer Godden wrote in "In This House of Brede": 
"All of the characters
in this book are imaginary, but many of the episodes
are based on fact; some are taken from the life and
sayings of Dame Laurentia McLachlan and Sister Mary
Ann McArdle of Stanbrook Abbey.")
I recognize some of the incidents.

Weekday Books

"Bird by Bird:
some instructions on writing and life" #
by Anne Lamott
[non-fiction]
(openlibrary.org loan)
good, but I could do without the
occasional bad language
{carried over from last week}

"The Quilt" #
by T. Davis Bunn
[fiction, Christian (Protestant) ]

{carried over from last week}

"The Cats in the Doll Shop" #

by Yona Zeldis McDonough

[children's fiction, historical]

"Meet the Malones"
"Beany Malone"
by Lenora Mattingly Weber
[teen fiction]

"Here's The NaughtiestGirl"
by Enid Blyton
"The Naughtiest Girl Keeps a Secret"
"The Naughtiest Girl Helps a Friend"
"The Naughtiest Girl Saves the Day"
by Anne Digby
[children's fiction]

"Donna Parker Takes a Giant Step"
by Marcia Martin
[children's/young teens' fiction]

(openlibrary.org loan)

"The Fairy Tale Friend"
"Sunflower Girl"
by Marcia Hoehne
[children's fiction. Christian, (Protestant, no
denomination specified.)

"The Tale of Benjamin Bunny"
"The Tale of  Two Bad Mice"
by Beatrix Potter
[picture books, in
"Beatrix Potter, The Complete Tales"]
(Kindle book)
original text and illustrations

"Bequest of Wings:
A Family's Pleasures with Books"
by Annis Duff
[non-fiction]
{carrying over into next week}


 

A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays

"The Imitation of Christ"

by Thomas A Kempis

[Kindle book]