The holiday season is upon us, and I’m already dreaming
about the sides at our Thanksgiving dinner, the fireplace, all the yummy baked
goods at Christmas, decorated trees and lights on the house and time with
family. Time with myself. Just. Time.
Sitting down with a book, when I have free time, is
still my absolute favorite. It’s hard to read during the semester because so
often I’m reading for class preparations or I’m reading papers as I grade them.
And now, we're at the end of the semester, which means student conferences and final papers and final exams.
When the break hits, I end up binge-reading during my time
off—this year that’s 12 days to binge. ;)
So, for this post, I thought I would share my reading wish
list, the books I hope to get to over the break:
1. Long Way Gone by Charles Martin. Charles Martin’s book has been out for over a month, and I’m a little shocked at myself that I haven’t already devoured it. He’s one of my favorites.
2. Talking as Fast as I Can by Lauren Graham. What can I say? I love Gilmore Girls. I even loved Lauren's fiction book, Someday, Someday, Maybe. And I can’t wait for the Netflix release or this book release, which are, not coincidentally, a few days apart.
3. Present Over Perfect by Shauna Niequist. You all know I’ve been dying to read this one since the Belong Tour in September. I enjoyed Shauna’s message and the heart behind it; I think this is a timely lesson for me.
4. The Undoing of Saint Silvanus by Beth Moore. I can’t wait to read Beth Moore’s first piece of fiction. She has a gift for writing and studying the Word, so I don't doubt this piece carries that same anointing. I’ve already heard good things about it!
5. The Broken Way by Ann Voskamp. Ann had me from page one of One Thousand Gifts. I love her writing style as much as I love the depth of her words. I’ve read all her books since then, and I’m thrilled to see she has a new one out.
What about you, my friends? What are you reading these days?
Any recommendations you’d give me for my binge fest?
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