Time again for my semi-annual list of books I've completed so far this year. Remember, making this list is not an endorsement of the book. Read with discernment.
No time to do the work of linking each of the books. I'm sure that you can find them at your favorite bookseller on your own!
There is a preponderance of escapist mystery novels (more than usual). I'm hoping to balance that out in the second half of the year.
James, P.D. Shroud for a Nightingale
Ramsey, Dave The Total Money Makeover
James, P.D. Unnatural Causes
James, P.D. An Unsuitable Job for A Woman
James, P.D. The Black Tower
Alcorn, Randy The Law of Rewards
Leavitt, Steven & Stephen Dubner Freakonomics
Younts, John A. Everyday Talk
Osteen, Joel Your Best Life Now
Allen, David Getting Things Done
James, P.D. Death of an Expert Witness
James, P.D. The Skull That Lies Beneath
Schultz, Bob Boyhood and Beyond
Ricucci, Gary & Betsy Love That Lasts
Mahaney, C.J. Humility: True Greatness
Austen, Jane Sense and Sensibility
Henry, Marguerite Misty of Chincoteague
Sayers, Dorothy L. Strong Poison
Hybels, Bill Just Walk Across the Room
Alcorn, Randy Deception
Stout, Rex Fer-De-Lance
James, P.D. Devices and Desires
Stout, Rex A Right to Die
Osborne, Larry The Unity Factor
Stanley, Andy How Good Is Good Enough?
McCullough, David W. (ed.) Great Detectives
McCullough, David 1776
Lencioni, Patrick The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Buckingham, Marcus and Donald Clifton Now, Discover Your Strengths
Thompson, Rick E3: Effective, Empowering Elders
No time to do the work of linking each of the books. I'm sure that you can find them at your favorite bookseller on your own!
There is a preponderance of escapist mystery novels (more than usual). I'm hoping to balance that out in the second half of the year.
James, P.D. Shroud for a Nightingale
Ramsey, Dave The Total Money Makeover
James, P.D. Unnatural Causes
James, P.D. An Unsuitable Job for A Woman
James, P.D. The Black Tower
Alcorn, Randy The Law of Rewards
Leavitt, Steven & Stephen Dubner Freakonomics
Younts, John A. Everyday Talk
Osteen, Joel Your Best Life Now
Allen, David Getting Things Done
James, P.D. Death of an Expert Witness
James, P.D. The Skull That Lies Beneath
Schultz, Bob Boyhood and Beyond
Ricucci, Gary & Betsy Love That Lasts
Mahaney, C.J. Humility: True Greatness
Austen, Jane Sense and Sensibility
Henry, Marguerite Misty of Chincoteague
Sayers, Dorothy L. Strong Poison
Hybels, Bill Just Walk Across the Room
Alcorn, Randy Deception
Stout, Rex Fer-De-Lance
James, P.D. Devices and Desires
Stout, Rex A Right to Die
Osborne, Larry The Unity Factor
Stanley, Andy How Good Is Good Enough?
McCullough, David W. (ed.) Great Detectives
McCullough, David 1776
Lencioni, Patrick The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Buckingham, Marcus and Donald Clifton Now, Discover Your Strengths
Thompson, Rick E3: Effective, Empowering Elders
4 comments:
Have you tried any books by Ted Dekker yet? He's one of my favorites.
You could check him out for your second half of the year's reading. :)
No, I haven't read any Dekker.
What do you recommend? Where to start?
Is there an order to them?
-Matt
There's no order, although he does have a few book series: The circle trilogy, which includes Black, White, adn Red. And he has the Martyr's Song Series, which includes Martyr's Song, When Heaven Weeps, Heaven's Wager, and Thunder of Heaven.
The first book of his that I read was "Blink". That got me hooked on him. The second book I read was "Three". After that, I have read as much of his stuff as I could get from the library. Now I'm a huge fan!
I'll have to check him out.
Thanks!
-Matt
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