So, here goes (you'll notice a few books I didn't get to from last year's list)...
The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted by T. Colin Campbell, Thomas M. Campbell II
Time Management from the Inside Out: The Foolproof System for Taking Control of Your Schedule--and Your Life, by Julie Morgenstern
The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan (in writing this list, I realized I had the author's name as "Paul Bunyan" on last year's list - LOL)
Thanks to all those who recommended many of these books! What are you reading in 2011?!
* edited to say this is a VERY ambitious reading list. It is more of a reference list than a goal, but I hope to read at least 20 of these books*
6 comments:
love that you posted this today! i was JUST sitting down typing up an email to some ladies to try and start up a book club. i shamelessly cut and pasted some of your suggestions! :) please review these on here! can't wait to hear what all you learn! (and can i say this list is LONG!!! good luck!)
This looks like a good list, and plenty long. But, in case you're interested, the 3 best books I read last year were:
1) Salvation Belongs to Our God, by Christopher J.H. Wright
2) When Helping Hurts, by Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert
3) Through His Eyes, by Jerram Barrs
Happy reading!
I love your post and I remember thinking the same thing about your list last year. Your list has given me ideas for what I want to read. Mark and I have both read The Heavenly Man - It's amazing. Thanks for some good book ideas! Miss you guys!
Finished The Pilgrim's Progess several weeks ago. Glad I read it. I'm sure you will too! Where are the biographies? It was you who challenged me to add diversity to my reading rotation. Just reserved a book at the library on William Howard Taft. Can't wait to begin.
Cool! Those look like some really good books. I wrote down "Simplicity Parenting". That looks like an especially good one!!!
Good for you! I'd read the last one first- it's my favorite =)
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