1. When You Rise Up: A Covenantal Approach to Homeschooling
by R.C. Sproul, Jr.I started this book about two weeks ago, and just need to finish it up. I love that he is helping to remind me why I want to remain faithful to the call to homeschool.
2. A Thomas Jefferson Education: Teaching a Generation of Leaders for the Twenty-First Century
by Oliver DeMilleThis book describes ways that parents (whether homeschoolers, public or private schoolers) can help their children become leaders.
3. How to Pray: The Best Of John Wesley (VALUE BOOKS)
This is a very short book. No excuses for not getting this one done!
4. Toward the Sunrise (Daughters of Fortune, Book 3)
by Judith PellaThis is a fictional story of 3 sisters during WWII. I am really enjoying this series.
5. Homeward My Heart (Daughters of Fortune, Book 4)
by Judith PellaReally, I am going to finish the whole series.
6. Ezekiel in Life Application Study Bible NIV
I've read it before. We're studying it in Sunday school. It kind of makes my head want to explode.
Okay, I am going to just stop there. I think this is a manageable list. Yay for books!
You can do it, Carrie! Try not to let those pesky holidays get in the way. :)
ReplyDeleteDo you own Thomas Jefferson Education? I want to read that too.
ReplyDeleteI might have to participate in this challenge as well.
Oh, and you can do it! You're good enough, you're smart enough, and goshdarnit, people like you.
Ha, you're funny, Stuart. I do own TJEd. It's crazy good. He's giving me a lot to think about. I'll loan it to you when I'm done.
ReplyDeleteI really like Judith Pella but haven't gotten to this series yet. Happy reading.
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