What Book Are you Reading now?

Oh I Never new that Savannah at least now i won't buy that book if i see A Rough Shaking anywhere i would of if you had't told me

JW wrote:

I'm Reading It's All about him Finding the Love of my Life By Denise Jackson

my mother loves that book!

"Sam's Quest for the Crystal Cave" by Ben Furman

Nancy Drew The Hidden Staircase


Has Reasons Emilyanne that your mom loves that book it is VERY Good

Hey Jacob, don't forget...

Oh Thanks for Reminding me I Had forgotten about it already but i am almost finsh with the Nancy Drew Book then i'll go to the Libary and Borrow it

I'm not really a reader. Right now it is just the Bible.

Now I Reading Water Ship Down By Richard Adams and I am Really Enjoying it

Yeah i agree Savannah I always read in my Bidle in the Eaving once i have gone to bed

"You can do better then that!"

I'm not really a big reader. I'm good at it, but nothing really catches me attention for me to read an entire book through.

Any suggestions that you think could, feel free to through them out.

i'm reading

The Courtship of the Vicar's Daughter. ~~~ lawana blackwell.

i have never heard of her before. a lady at my church let me borrow it. its a very very good book. its the 2nd one in the series. i don't know what the first one is called though.

I'm Reading

I loved The Nancy Drew books.

Now I'm Reading Nancy Drew The Secret of the Red Gate Farm

That's great, Jacob.

I am reading the biography of Laura Ingalls Wilder.

I just finished "The Life and Times of the Lord Jesus Christ: A Harmony of the Gospels" by Peter Smith. It puts all the gospels from Jesus's infancy up to his Ascension into chronological order. I requested it for research on a book I'm writing, but it would also make a great Bible study guide for lessons focusing on the Gospels and the life of Christ.

I began "Recipes for Enchantment" by Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein yesterday. Not bad, but not my favorite.

The one about Jesus sounds interesting.

I would have liked to have had some author commentary added to it, but I think it's actually a really great book for new Christians who want to get to know the life of Christ because it takes them from the beginning of his earthly life to when he ascended into heaven in chronological order. I find when I read the Gospels it's sometimes hard to figure out which event went where in the timeline of His life. There's none of that with this book.

I may just have to read that one though.

This summer I bought the last 2 Love Comes Softly series movies that had been released on dvd. It takes a lot longer to get to store shelves in Canada so I am just getting them now. I went back and watched all of the movies and decided that I need to go and read the books again. It's been a few years since I've read them. Next to Laura's books, Janette Oak's books are #2!

You know, I love the shows, like Little House, but when you read the books, you get a lot more out of them. At least I do.

Ok not sure if anyone has already posted about this book, but thought I would plug it. Its a new release called " The Shack". The author is William P. Young. I read this book over the summer and was really inspired by it in so many ways.
Here is a summery :
Mackenzie Allen Phillips' youngest daughter, Missy, has been abducted during a family vacation and evidence that she may have been bruttally murdered ids found in an abandoned shack deep in the Oregon wilderness. Four years later in the midst of his Great Sadness, Mack recieves a suspicious note, apparently from God, inviting him back to that shack for a weekend.
Against his better judgment he arrives at the shack on a wintry afternoon and walks back into his arkest nightmare. What he finds there will change Mack's world forever.
In a world where religion seems to grow increasingly irrelevant THE SHACK wrestles with the timeless question, "Where is God in a world so filled with unspeakable pain?" The answers Mack gets will astound you and perhaps transform you as much as it did him. You'll want everyone you know to read this book!

Let me just add to my previous post that "The Shack" is a book that is a bit hard to read due to the thought of a little girl being taken. BUT do read it....its a book that helps us understand the things that we have no control over in life. It also more importanly helps us really see how much we must trust and have faith in God's plan for our lives.
I was left with of how it would feel to lay my head in God's lap and know that he loves me more than anything.
Let me know if you all read this book. Its got my two thumbs up!
Smiles.....Gin

Nancy Drew The Clue in the Diary

West From Home By Laura Ingalls Wilder