Mar
20

~Spring Reading Thing~

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by FaithfulGrace on 20-03-2009


I think this is my third year to participate in Callapidder Days Spring Reading challenge.  It is a simple way to inspire me to set goals and read the stack of books accumulating around me and in my book case.  It also encourages me to complete partially read books.  I plan to complete these spring reading goals by June 23rd, check back on that date for a follow up entry.  Also I have a book review blog where I am hosting a contest: FaithfulGraceReader.

My spring reading goals:

~*Bible*~

I plan to read the following books of the bible, taken from my read the bible through in a year plan found here.
*Deuteronomy*James
*Joshua*Matthew*Judges
*Romans*Ruth*Ephesians
*1 Samuel *Phillipians*2 Samuel
*Colossians*1 Kings*Jonah*Philemon*2 Kings

~*Family Bible Reading*~

finish Mark then
Esther*Phillipians*Ruth*1 John
~*Bible Study Books*~
I Saw the Lord by Anne Graham Lotz(complete this one)
Experiencing the Resurrection by Henry and Melvin Blackaby
A Vision of His Glory by Anne Graham Lotz
Begin with Christ by Carole Lewis

~*Personal Reading*~

Christian Fiction
Chasing Charity by Marcia Gruver
A Cousin’s Promise by Wanda Brunstetter
The Shack by Wm. Paul Young
A Vote of Confidence by Robin Lee Hatcher
The Secret by Beverly Lewis
My Son, John by Kathi Macias

Boneman’s Daughters by Ted Dekker

PJ Sugar by Susan May Warren
Shame by Greg Garret
According to Their Deeds by Paul Robertson
Taking Tuscany by Renee Riva
Beloved Counterfeir by Kathleen Y’Barbo
Deceptive Promises by Amber Miller
Jillian Dare: A Novel by Melanie Jeschke
Rose House by Tina Ann Forkner
Breathe by Lisa Bergren
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do by Anne Dayton & May Vanderbilt
A Bride in the Bargain by Deeanna Gist
A Love to Last Forever by Tracie Peterson
Beyond this Moment by Tamera Alexander
A Claim of Her Own by Stephanie Grace Whitson
 (This list looks long, but a lot of these books I can whip through in 4-6 hours)
Christian Non-Fiction
~Finish~
Disappointment with God by Phillip Yancey(I’ve been reading this one for 2 years!)
Let the Nations Be Glad by John Piper(I started this one on family vacation in June of 2005)
first place 4 health by Carole Lewis
Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy
~Then Read~
Don’t Waste Your Life by John Piper
The Christian Secret of A Happy Life by Hannah Whitall Smith
Pure Gold by Pam Davis
The Mission Minded Family by Ann Dunagen
Finding God in the Shack by Randal Rauser

~Family Read Aloud~

(this list will get added to later, when I have planned our remaing 8 weeks of school)
God’s Leader for Our Nation: Abraham Lincoln by David Collins
The Yearling by Marjorie Rawlings
The King’s Daughter by J.E. White

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This list is somewhat lengthy, it is my "goal".  If I don’t aim high, I will accomplish low! 

Looking forward to reading other lists!
~Wishing you many delightful blessings found within in the pages of your favorite reads,



5 Responses to “~Spring Reading Thing~”

  1. Avatar of Blue Thistle - Hallie  Anonymous Says:

    Hi, I'm the author of Saving Sailor and Taking Tuscany, and saw my book listed on your site. I'd love to send you a free signed copy of each if you'd like to do a review/givaway on your blogsite. Just email me at: reneeriva@ clearwire.net

    Thanks! I hope you enjoy Taking Tuscany!

    Love in Jesus,

    Renee Riva

  2. Avatar of Blue Thistle - Hallie  Anonymous Says:

    You have some great Christian books listed here. Have a fun springtime, sitting in a sunny spot and enjoying the words :) – Lynn

  3. Avatar of Blue Thistle - Hallie  Anonymous Says:

    Oh, looks good! I forget that Dekker's new book was coming out this spring… That one may "mysteriously" find its way onto my list. :) Thanks for being part of Spring Reading Thing '09!

    - Katrina, Callapidder Days

  4. Avatar of Blue Thistle - Hallie  PisecoMom Says:

    Wow! Good luck reaching your HIGH goal!

  5. Avatar of Blue Thistle - Hallie  Jenny Says:

    Looks like a great list – may you have great success in accomplishing your reading goals. Happy Reading!