I’ve heard about 3 books recently on the Midday Connection podcast I listen to regularly. The authors were interviewed and that, of course, made me want to read the books even more.
So, somewhere down the road I may blog about:
Love and War by John and Stasi Eldredge

The Me I Want to Be by John Ortberg

mY generation by Josh Riebock

As you can see, I tend to gravitate towards non-fiction. How about you?
Did you buy the books? Are you loaning them out?? My wish list is getting longer and longer and my "finished stack" is not growing very fast.... I think I now have 8 books out of the library - a mix of fiction and non. I have no time for life, I need to get reading!!
ReplyDeleteI tend to gravitate towards fiction but I'm not opposed to non-fiction if it's about a topic I'm interested in.
ReplyDeleteHaven't bought the books..yet.. ;) Probably will buy them for the church library..soon.
ReplyDeleteI definitely read more non-fiction than fiction. But on the other hand, I really delve into it more and allow my mind to embrace the ideas more in fiction. Good fiction that is.
ReplyDeleteI just love it that you're the church librarian. You bookie.