Recent Reads- January 2024 | Christian Fiction, Non-fiction, Mystery
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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Books Mentioned:
The All-American by Susie Finkbeiner amzn.to/3UzfSfI
All that Really Matters by Nicole Reese amzn.to/3HVRi14
Dead Wake by Erik Larson amzn.to/48b31DN
The Gryphon Heist by James R. Hannibal amzn.to/3ujJe7r
Holding Hands, Holding Hearts: Recovering a Biblical View of Christian Dating by Richard D. Phillips amzn.to/48dd2jG
The Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie amzn.to/3w69x18
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie amzn.to/3HVRBce
Summer of Suspense by C.R. Hedgcock amzn.to/3SB3IQZ
Good Tidings of Great Joy by Charles Spurgeon amzn.to/48boxYT
You're Not Enough (And That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love by Allie Stuckey amzn.to/48aoZGX
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I read two Jerry B Jenkins books . One last year called Though None Go With Me. Then I read Riven in January. Loved both. I’m trying to read all my Lee Strobel this year. Case for Grace is really good. Great video! 😊
Still new to this book tube malarkey. Working my way around. Best wishes with your reading choices this year, I hope they make you happy.
Hi Haley! Great recommendations! Definitely will check out Holding Hands!
I've been wanting to read You're Not Enough. I also really like Allie Beth Stuckey's podcast, so I hope I'll like her book!
Youre the second person ive seen recommend The Gryphok Heist, im really intrigued by it!
It’s really so good! I just love the way James Hannibal writes. It feels very realistic- no fluff and very minimal romance.
Nice January wrap up! My favorite January read was The Divine Proverb of Streusel by Sara Brunsvold. I really got attached to the characters!
Thanks! Ooh I've seen a lot of good reviews for that!
Yes you are so right about our generation not writing and how will the future look back on us. Ive often wondered about what were loosing due to technology
Ya 🥲it’s definitely convicting!
Hey, what's your favourite book you've read, and why? What's the longest book you've ever read as well?
Hmmm I really love Little Women because of the sweet lessons and family relationships! I also really love All Manner of Things by Susie Finkbeiner.
According to Goodreads, the Count of Monte Cristo is the longest I’ve read.
@@haleyannabelle20 Oh wow, that book is long. Is good to know the length may not matter then. I'm gonna be writing a very unique book about my life. Pretty sure I'm the greatest, most unbelievable true story there'll ever be in the world, so have to write it into a book. It's pretty complicated to do it obviously, and will be some task and execution. Working on getting the perfect ending to it 1st before properly focusing on it though. I'm living with an event that's never happened in the world before though, which shouldn't be possible. Is a crazy story. People would surely want to read about it. Interesting thing about me is that I've never actually properly read a full book before though, either. This could be interesting as I'd have no influences whatsoever in the book. I don't need or want any though, I don't think. Very interesting you'd say Little Women. That was the 1st ever book my mum read. She read it when she was 5. That fact will be in the book. She became the most obsessed book reader afterwards. She read so many books, and made her a proper genius, with the greatest general knowledge I've ever seen. So yh, you're doing a good thing by reading so many books. It's gonna be called 'You Won't Believe My Story' btw. Look out for that one in a few years time. You should like it..
I have the Nicole Deese book and have picked it up a couple of times but can’t get into it. I do that with most books for some reason. I’m a mood reader. After your review I think I will DNF. When I want fluff I go to my Heart Quest books written twenty or so years ago. They have a statement in each and their purpose is to develop a deeper faith with their stories. I bought both Susie Finkbeiner books you recommended but I have not started. I’m reluctant because I don’t want a lot of baseball talk. 🤨 I can’t stand any Agatha Christie. I had one of her books that denigrated Christianity by one of her characters. She’s overrated.
Ya Nicole Deese is too fluff for me. But I do like being able to read through a fast-paced book sometimes. My current favorite "fluff" author is Sarah Sundin.
There was not very much baseball talk at all! I'm not big on sports and it wasn't an issue for me in this book :)
Your rant about kissing in books 😂 it is weird!
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