I love reading posts from friends about what books they enjoyed! You’ve mentioned a number I’m not at all familiar with and I’m intrigued. The Chole book for Lent is particularly catching my eye....
In terms of spiritual formation books, one of my favorites was Philip Yancey’s revision and expansion of John Donne’s Devotions, called Undone. It’s definitely going to be a book I revisit (and perhaps tackle the original).
Hmmm... favorite fiction this year? I think I’ll go with Daniel Nayeri’s Everything Sad is Untrue. Just amazing, and a book that made me wonder if I could pull more from childhood memories than I’ve thought.
One thing I’ve realized is there are way too many books in the world for the time I have to read them.
I love reading posts from friends about what books they enjoyed! You’ve mentioned a number I’m not at all familiar with and I’m intrigued. The Chole book for Lent is particularly catching my eye....
In terms of spiritual formation books, one of my favorites was Philip Yancey’s revision and expansion of John Donne’s Devotions, called Undone. It’s definitely going to be a book I revisit (and perhaps tackle the original).
Hmmm... favorite fiction this year? I think I’ll go with Daniel Nayeri’s Everything Sad is Untrue. Just amazing, and a book that made me wonder if I could pull more from childhood memories than I’ve thought.
One thing I’ve realized is there are way too many books in the world for the time I have to read them.
Oh, I've heard a podcast on Undone, so must add that to my list. Everything Sad is Untrue is a new one for me. I'll check it out. Thank you, Loren!