Tag Archives: Books

wrapping up the summer reading

I’ve been reading tons but haven’t really taken the time to write about what I’ve been reading, so here’s a quick run down. July Book Club: The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown – I really liked the premise of this book – three sisters end up back at home when their mother gets sick. Their [...]

Toddler Tuesday

I had one of those ‘ah-ha’ moments the other day. I have potatoes in my drawer in my kitchen. I have tempera paint. I have a paring knife. Why wasn’t I doing potato stamping with my little guy? How much cheaper and easier could a toddler craft be? So I cut out a star and [...]

books on vacation

One of my favorite parts about vacation (without kiddo) was all the free time I had to read. I could read on the way to the airport, in the airport, on the plane, on the van to the resort, and finally, by the pool or the beach. Therefore, I finished quite a few books! Almost [...]

bookity book book books

O Me of Little Faith: True Confessions of a Spiritual Weakling by Jason Boyett – In following with my year’s pursuit of the word ‘belief’, I am reading more about people who deeply doubt. This book had a bit of a different feel than the last book that I read, almost more raw. I don’t [...]

Books for January

I’m off to quite a start of reading this year! Five really good books in the first month! Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual by Michael Pollan – This is a short little book that is almost more like a packet than a book but it’s the perfect follow up to In Defense of Food. My [...]

I still like to read

I have been doing a lot of reading and not much posting on the books that I have completed! I am in the middle of some really great books right now but I figure I should go ahead and sum up the books that I read in 2010. Because it’s already 2011. Book Club October [...]

some more books and reading

Alright. I really wasn’t planning on ever reading this book. I know. That’s awful to type out loud, but I have an incredibly low tolerance for cheesy Christian books. Blasphemy, right? But over and over again, the ladies at my church kept recommending Captivating by Stasi Eldredge as a book that impacted their life profoundly. So, [...]