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The last few months have flown by in the preparation of getting ready for school, and while I typically always carry books with me, my non-fiction pile didn’t receive quite the dent I had really hoped to put in it. However, I did manage to fit a few books in (finding one that shockingly wasn’t on my 2016 reading list – that happens more often than I’d care to admit. I’m more of an ADD reader and would rather read what appeals to me in the moment).
Because of my wandering, a few of the books were moved to my current month’s reading list, along with some reading needed to fit in for lit classes I am teaching this year – let’s just say I’m trying to make my kids realize they aren’t the only ones yawning through a book (grins). Here’s a peek at what is on my pile for the remainder of the month.
- Making it Home by Emily Wierenga
- Counter Culture by David Platt
- Loving My Actual Life by Alexandra Kuykendall
- Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (reading for American lit class)
- A Lady Unrivaled by Roseanna White (released this week)
- Like a Flower in Bloom by Siri Mitchell via Kindle
- The Green Ember by S.D. Smith (read aloud for all via Kindle)
The Kids are Reading…
- Laurianna – Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
- McKenna – Around the World in Eighty Days (and soon Michael Vey book 6)
- Zachary – The Cricket in Times Square and The Trumpet of the Swan
- Kaleb – Mouse Soup (independently) and Problems in Plymouth
- Cat of Bubastes (audio drama from Heirloom Audio with kids)
What I Read in July and August…
Out of all the books I read during the past few months, I absolutely loved the first two on this list. One was a book read over a few months, the other – I laughed my head off through much of it envisioning vividly what Sophie was talking of. Love her books anytime. And Parenting is Heart Work – the last few chapters are ones I’m wanting to re-read to remind myself over and over (and have my hubby read).
- Giddy-up, Eunice! by Sophie Hudson (about 1/2 way through this)
- Parenting is Heart Work by Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller
- Give Your Child the World by Jamie Martin
- The True Darcy Spirit by Elizabeth Ashton (really didn’t like this one…)
- A Study in Death by Anna Lee Huber (loving this author and wanting to read more books by her)
- Lord Fenton’s Folly by Josie Kilpack
- A Spy’s Devotion by Melanie Dickerson
- The Maiden of Mayfair by Lawana Blackwell
- A Heart Revealed by Josi Kilpack
- So Fair a Lady by Amber Lynn Perry
- The Mistress of Tall Acre by Lara Frantz
- Not by Sight by Kay Stockham
- The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes
That’s it for this month! What are you reading for yourself or together with the kids? Leave a comment and share. :)






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