
My tentative list goes a little something like this:
Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham, Jr.
Spiritual Mothering by Susan Hunt (hopefully in conjunction with Joanne's read-along)
A Measure of Mercy by Lauraine Snelling
The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs
A favorite children's book for October's Children's Classic at Five Minutes for Books (My husband just bought me Island of the Blue Dolphins so I might re-read that, or I might pick up a Gene Stratton-Porter
The temptation is there to make this list much longer, but I'm going to stop. :) My daughter and I are reading Betsy and Tacy Go Over the Big Hill and I'd like to see us finish that book and start a new chapter book - two possibilities for her are a book by Dick King-Smith
For more reading lists, head over to Callapidder Days and join in the Fall into Reading Challenge! This book is also linked with What's on Your Nightstand over at Five Minutes for Books.
Previous Nightstands posts, if you still need more ideas of what to read:
August 09
July
May
February
January
November 08
My son and I loved reading The Water Horse together, but I haven't read anything else by DKS. Lots of folks are thinking about their re-read a classic book already- and I really need to get on that!
ReplyDeleteOh, Family Driven Faith is so. . . .thought-provoking and dare I say, convicting (but in a good way, I think). I think you'll enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteI might have to link up to this challenge. I've never done one of these. (Like I need another!)
I got The Friday Night Knitting Club this summer, but have yet to read it. I'm interested to hear how you like Susan Hunt's book I have her book The True Woman on my TBR pile.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear what you think ofthe Friday Night Knitting Club. I've looked at it a few times but haven't picked it up so I'm curious!
ReplyDeleteI'm diving into Betsy-Tacy and LOVING it! =)
I read Kate Jacobs second novel, Comfort Food, and enjoyed it as a pretty clean and happy read. Hopefully Knitting Club is that way too.
ReplyDeleteI think that you should read Island of Blue Dolphins and compare it to what you remember. I'm looking forward to revisiting Basil. F.
I was just looking at Family Driven Faith the other day on Amazon...but I haven't picked it up yet. It looks interesting. And I completely understand the need to keep the list small -- you have to do whatever works! Thanks for joining the challenge!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to doing the "Spiritual Mothering" book group with you! Enjoy your reading.
ReplyDeleteFamily Driven Faith sounds very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting for Betsy-Tacy to come in the mail. I knwo all the kids books you mention but only one of the grwon-up books - I must be immature!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking list. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteHave fun! I love Betsy Ray with all my literary heart!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you have an interesting list picked out. I'm trying to decide what I'm going to read for the October Children's Classic and right now I'm torn between Man O' War by Walter Farley and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. Maybe I'll read both! Good luck with the challenge!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of books. I've always been curious about the Betsy-Tacy books. I'll be curious to hear what you think. I just read The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkein -- I think that would make a good read-aloud, for a few years from now when your kids are older :) Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute header picture!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love seeing all the books you're reading. I love so many of them...Betsy-Tacy!
Joanne
How was the Betsy-Tacy adventure???
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