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.
"A Family on Wheels:
Further Adventures of the
Trapp Family Singers" #
Trapp Family Singers" #
by Maria Augusta von Trapp
[autobiography]
"Hill of Little Miracles"
by Valenti Angelo
by Valenti Angelo
[children's fiction]
(a secular book, but with
enough Catholic elements
to make it suitable for my Sunday
reading. In fact, this had more Catholic
elements than another book that I read
a few Sundays ago.)
elements than another book that I read
a few Sundays ago.)
"St. Francis of Assisi"
by G. K. Chesterton
[biography]
Weekday Books
"Make a Wish For Me"
{carried over from last week}
"Happy Birthday, Dear Beany"
"The More, The Merrier"
{carrying over into next week}
"Happy Birthday, Dear Beany"
"The More, The Merrier"
{carrying over into next week}
by Lenora Mattingly Weber
[YA fiction]"Winona's Pony Cart"
by Maud Hart Lovelace
[children's fiction]
"Meet the Friends" #
by Sharla Scannell Whalen
[children's fiction]
(openlibrary.org loan)
"May Flowers" #
by Louisa May Alcott
[fiction, novella]
(free online book)
"The Little House"
by Virginia Lee Burton
[picture book]
(openlibrary.org loan)
"Land of the Whatsit"
by Billy and Betty White
pseudonym of Charles Dexter Morris
pseudonym of Charles Dexter Morris
[children's fiction]
From a description on abebooks.com
A "writing out in story form" of some of the humorous adventures (adventures "found on our front doorstep and in our back yard") of Billy and Betty, two children who supposedly published an amateur newspaper, adventures which originally appeared on a radio program with the same title as this book. The Whatsit became a four page cartoon insert in 'True Story' magazine and eventually an immensely popular miniature newspaper "by children for children" which reached a subscription level of almost 4 million children. Also includes cartoons and illustrations by Joe Banks and humorous verse.
"The Spell of The Northern Lights" #
by Lucy Johnston Sypher
[children's fiction, based on
the author's life]
A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays
"The Imitation of Christ"
by Thomas A Kempis
[Kindle book]
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