Recommended by Becky at Operation Actually Read Bible.įooling Houdini by Alex Stone. The First Clash: The Miraculous Greek Victory at Marathon and Its Impact on Western Civilization by Jim Lacey.įixing Abraham by Chris Tiegreen. Recommended by CarrieK at Books and Movies. Recommended at Books in the Burbs.įalling Together by Marisa de los Santos. The Faith of Ashish by Kay Marshall Strom. Recommended by kimbofo at Reading Matters.įaith and Treason: The Story of the Gunpowder Plot by Antonia Fraser. Recommended by Tony Reinke.įair Stood the Wind for France by H.E. Recommended by Fluerfisher.Įyes Wide Open by Steve DeWitt. This “quiet story” from Persephone Books sounds delightful. WORLD magazine’s 2013 Book of the Year.Įvery Eye by Isobel English. Recommended by bekahcubed.Įscape from North Korea by Melanie Kirkpatrick. Recommended by Dani at A Work in Progress.Įndurance: An Epic of Polar Adventure by F.A.

Recommended by Christine MM at The Thinking Mother.Įlizabeth and her German Garden-von Arnim.

The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything by Ken Robinson PhD with Lou Aronica. Hope Academy.ĭragon’s Keep- Recommended by Julie at A Reader’s Carousel.Įlegy for Iris–Bayley Recommended by Barbara Dafoe Whitehead. Recommended by Elliot at Claw of the Conciliator.ĭomestic Affairs–Maynard Recommended by Debra, As I See It Now.ĭown the Garden Path-Nichols. Reviewed by Lynn Coulter.ĭoctor Mirabilis by James Blish. Recommended by Carol (Magistramater)ĭallas and the Spitfire by Ted Kluck and Dallas Jahncke. Recommended by Seth at Collateral Bloggage.Ĭrossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner. Recommended by gautami tripathy.Ĭreed Without Chaos–Simmons Recommended by Middlebrow.Ĭrisis of Doubt: Honest Faith in Nineteenth Century England–Larsen Reviewed at Framed and Booked.Ĭounter Clockwise by Jason Cockcroft. The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter by Susan Wittig Albert. Recommended by Ink Slinger.Ĭold Comfort Farm–Gibbons Recommended by KrakoviankaĬonsider the Fork by Bee Wilson. Recommended by Will Duquette at View from the Foothills.Ĭloud Atlas by David Mitchell. Recommended by Devourer of Books.īyzantium by John Julius Norwich. Recommended by Caribousmom.īrief Intervals of Horrible Sanityâ€”Gold* The Boy in the Moon: A Father’s Journey to Understand His Extraordinary Son by Ian Brown. Recommended by Ben House.īound South by Susan Rebecca White. The Book That Made Your World: How the Bible Created the Soul of Western Civilization by Vishal Magalwadi. Recommended by Carrie at Reading to Know.

The Betrothed–Manzoni Recommended by Denny at The Book Den.īetween Walden and the Whirlwind: The Key to Order in an Overwhelming World–Fleming Recommended at Abiding.īleak House by Charles Dickens. A Lifetime of Books.Īmazing Grace: A Vocabulary of Graceâ€”NorrisĪnd Still Peace Did Not Come: A Memoir of Reconciliation by Agnes Kamara-Umunna and Emily Holland.īetter Off–Brende Recommended by At a Hen’s Pace. Recommended at Ticket to Anywhere.Īlone: Orphaned on the Ocean by Richard Logan, PhD, and Tere Duperrault Fassbender. Reviewed by Fleurfisher.Īlive and Well in Prague, New York by Daphne Grub. From Book Lust to Go, Zambia.Īfrica on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari by Betty Levitov.Īgatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks by John Curran. If you think you were the one who recommended one or more of these books to me and I didn’t credit you, please leave a comment or a link. If you have any comments on this list, please leave them here or on my main blog page. The ones with stars are not available in my library system (Houston), so I’ll have to buy a copy or borrow from somewhere else. I tried to link to the source of my interest in certain books, especially those recommended by fellow bloggers. This list is constantly changing, mostly getting longer.

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