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@KadaGul here are 10 random things about me. I‘m so happy we were matched for #AuldLangSpine by @monalyisha 🤓

In the spirit of #Auldlangspine, here are a few facts about me before we start this reading challenge ☺️ @Zuhkeeyah

#2023Book51
The chapters that actually dealt with the “clobber verses” were interesting and full of important information. But the chapters about Colby Martin‘s personal journey felt a little too “look how great I am” for my taste.

Very good read. Combined from three novellas, this novel was very well written. Learning different doctrinal points through the basis of a book and viewing the learning experience of the different curates was enthralling. While one may say they would never do such a thing as the curates, it's easy to see where they went wrong and how we too could fall into the trap. From liberalism to legalism to orthodox, Giertz certainly captivates his audience.

My mom was given this book by a friend in 2009 when my Poppy went into hospice. She and I both read it. Written by hospice nurses, it was so helpful in understanding what my grandfather was going through in his last days. I have recommended this book often and I cannot recommend it enough.
#BeginsWith

This book has been helpful throughout life‘s passages

#final #beginswith @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Generally love Peterson‘s books but this one felt challenging to me right now. Not sure if it was the place I am right now or the book itself. My interest dissolved as I read along to where I was just staring at pages toward the end.

I just finished another book. I read this book for #bookishbingo for the prompt “Under 400 Pages” and I‘m counting this book for reading challenges that I‘m participating in this year.

☑️A Book Given To You That You Didn‘t Ask For - #theunreadshelfproject2021
☑️A Book From Your TBR List You Associate With A Favorite Person, Place, Or Thing - #popsugarreadingchallenge2021

Last night after I finished reading The Prom Goer‘s Interstellar Excursion, I decided to do #playyourtbrright to help me decide which book to start next. God‘s Psychiatry is the book I didn‘t want to start next and Tasting The Past is the book that I wanted to read more but I lost this round so I will be starting God‘s Psychiatry next. God‘s Psychiatry is short though so it won‘t take very long for me to read it.

Excellent oatmeal, terrible book. Skim-read for my chaplaincy internship, and the best part was telling my dad about it and critiquing it. Stiff, out-of-date, unhelpful, artificial, feels very corporate consultant-y (which is one of the author's hats, although he's also a minister), and horrendously lacking in even the most basic cultural and racial competency. Avoid at all costs. 🤮