Nightstand status

nightstandIt’s that time again.

Here is the list of books I hope to read in the month of July.

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Here is the list of books I planned to read in June, with progress made:

  1. Dred Scott’s Revenge by Judge Andrew Napolitano (Thomas Nelson book review blogger) – finished
  2. Patriarch: George Washington and the New American Nation by Richard Norton Smith – finished
  3. The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Ackerman – finished
  4. The Odyssey by Homer – keeps getting crowded out by library books
  5. Believing God by RC Sproul Jr. – finished

Other books I read this month:

  • I also read Honey, I Don’t Have a Headache Tonight by Sheila Wray Gregoire – very funny and very good. This was on my nightstand a few months ago and I’m glad I finally read it.
  • I picked up A City of Bells by Elizabeth Goudge and it was wonderful! Now I need to read the other 2 in the trilogy.
  • I also found a new author – still life by Louise Penny. There are another 4 in that series that I will enjoy reading. This was a well written mystery with great characters.
  • I read The Mysterious Benedict Society, loaned to me by an 11 year old – very good book
  • And the sixth Maisie Dobbs book, Among the Mad by Jacqueline Winspear came out so I read it as well.

Now we know why I didn’t finish The Odyssey.

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6 Responses to Nightstand status

  1. These are a bunch of new titles to me– I have to check out the Benedict Society books, since I’ve been seeing them on people’s shelves all over the place!

  2. Kipi says:

    There is The Mysterious Benedict Society again. I really need to get that book!
    .-= Kipi´s last blog ..What’s on my nightstand? – June 09 =-.

  3. I’ve seen those “pseudonymous Bosch” books once before, I think, but I’m pretty sure that my almost-11 year old would love them. Gotta look into them this summer!
    .-= Jennifer, Snapshot´s last blog ..My Nightstand — June =-.

  4. Nise' says:

    I liked John Adams, but anything historical is right up my alley. Happy Reading.

  5. Barbara H. says:

    Great list! I’ve seen the Jeremiah Burroughs book on two different nightstands now and the Mysterious Benedict Society on several.

  6. Just Mom says:

    I read and loved the Benedict Society. You seem to choose meatier books than I do so perhaps you will be abel to finish John Adams by September – I’ve been puttering through it at a snail’s pace forever.

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