My husband can't understand how I can sit down and read a book for hours. I can tune everything out and go into my own little world. He doesn't understand how this is fun for me, but it is. It's the perfect way to unwind after a long day. Draw me a bath, light me some candles, hand me a book and I'm a happy girl.
Here's my list of must-reads for fall and winter. These have been on my bookshelf for weeks now and I have yet to read them. I buy more books than I can keep up with! My goal is to get these six read before I buy anymore:
- The Ragamuffin Gospel: Manning
- The Wedding: Nicholas Sparks
- True Believer: Nicholas Sparks
- Not a Fan: Kyle Idleman
- Heaven is For Real: Todd Burpo
- Bethenny Frankel: A Place of Yes
I'm really looking forward to the Nicholas Sparks books, I love all of the books I've read of his so far. We are doing a study at church right now on the Not a Fan book, I'm about a chapter in and I am getting so much from it already. I like anything from Bethenny Frankel so I had to buy her book. My mother in law loaned me Heaven is For Real, I have heard its very good.
What will you be cozy-ing up to and reading this winter? Any suggestions? Let me know! :)
All My Love,
Lyndsay
Yay, high five! Same here! My better half always calls me "bookaholic" and says I will be buried in a book-shaped casket...
ReplyDeleteI LOVE to read! I NEED to read! It makes me forget worries and everything arounf me for a while.
Right now I´m reading "50 shades..." yea, don´t judge me LOL
Before that I read "The Wedding Girl" by Madeleine Wickham: I thought it would be easy chick-lit, but giiiiirl, it was great!! Was laughing out loud a couple of times!
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No judgement here, I love the 50 shades books! If you like those, read bared to you by Sylvia day- just as addicting. :) I do have good reads, I will definitely find you on there. I'll have to pick up the wedding girl, it sounds good!
DeleteAhh I feel like such a slacker now. it's been forever since I've been able to squeeze some reading time in. Not including the paper, that is. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks so much for linking up with us!
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Thanks for having the link up, Its such a great wayto meet other bloggers :)
DeleteI'm a major book-a-holic. IN FACT...right now I'm my blog, we're having a blogger book swap! You should join if you're interested. :)
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I haven't read any on your list yet, but I have heard that Heaven is for Real is amazing. :)
*New follower :)
I am very interested! I have done a coffee mug swap but not a book one - I'm headed to your blog now!
Deleteour book club just read Half broken horses...we all liked it.
ReplyDeleterereading To Kill A mockingbird next.
To kill a mockingbird is one I would like to read, what was half broken horses about?
DeleteHiya, I am a new follower from the Friday Chaos blog hop! Am loving your blog and I am currently reading the Snowman by Jo Nesbo!
ReplyDeleteDani xx
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Oh yes, I love reading a good book:) I have recently went to an ereader to keep the clutter done, lol. Thank you for sharing at Freedom Fridays Blog Hop. Also I would love to swap buttons!
ReplyDeleteHave a super lovely weekend!
Your button is up :) Thanks!
DeleteNewest follower here! I found you through the Friday blog hop! Cute blog, I can’t wait to read more!
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Awesome, thank you! I'm headed to your page now :)
Deletei'd love to know what you think of the ragamuffin gospel and not a fan once you read them! i've heard about both and they sound like good reads.
ReplyDeleteMy husband thinks the same thing. In fact he knows when I do finally get to sit down he and the kids are not to disturb me!!!
ReplyDeleteI am presently trying to re-read the final Twilight Saga in anticipation for the movie. Its my thing. I do enjoy reading Nicholas Sparks too.
I am following you now and would love for you to follow back.
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