I rarely read a book more than once but these are favorites….I‘ve read each twice.
1. A Prayer for Owen Meany
2.To Kill a Mockingbird
3. Helter Skelter
@dabbe #TLT
I rarely read a book more than once but these are favorites….I‘ve read each twice.
1. A Prayer for Owen Meany
2.To Kill a Mockingbird
3. Helter Skelter
@dabbe #TLT
Completed a fiction and nonfiction from my TBR pile this week 😃
Set in the US, we immediately join our main character as she faces a gunman in a Islamic School of which she is the Principal.
From there we head to the very beginning. A Palestinian family arriving in the US with a young daughter.
Through our characters we see close up the various struggles that face displaced families in the West.
I liked the portrayal of how the displaced long for home and the mental health issues relating to that.
#WondrousWednesday
🤴 Día de Los Reyes Magos. It was my grandmother favorite holiday but we don‘t celebrate it now as we did.
🤴🏿My daughter‘s godmother, we don‘t spend much time together but I don‘t know, she is there always, when I need her. It‘s like a telepathic communication🤣 and in some other topics...my sister.
🤴🏽Día de los Reyes Magos I used to receive a ton of toys😃I use to play alone, my sister didn‘t like dolls or toys🤷🏽♀️
#WondrousWednesday @Eggs
1) Tana French, Louise Penny, Ottessa Moshfegh, Mona Awad, Kevin Wilson.
2) I am awful at picking favorites. I'll go with the tagged (genre: literary fiction), but I'm not sure it's my favorite-favorite.
3) Beverly Cleary.
As I try to finish book 1 of #WhartonBuddyRead find myself thinking Edith was up to speed about Perry Baker who renamed himself Dr. Pierre Bernard bringing yoga to America. Lots of scandal & running from the law , criticism from clergy,etc. And was it sex cult? I‘m not sure, still on my TBR .
Slowly, slooooowly getting back into reading
I'm halfway through Sublet Knife now! And it's getting quite exciting
I just wish I had more time and mental energy for reading...
#fantasy
Sproul outlines six major differences between the Roman Catholic Church and the Reformation, emphasizing that these are not minor issues that can easily be overlooked. On the contrary, they are significant matters that lie at the foundation of Christianity. This makes it an excellent primer for Christians interested in exploring these differences.