School (at least reporting to school for me) starts tomorrow. I made it through 78 books so far this year. This means that in order to read the remaining 22 books required to reach 100, I have to read about a book a week, with a week or two where I read two books. That's totally achievable. Here we go!
Below is the list of books I've read since I last updated my list. Once again, I've bolded my favorites.
- Seriously Mum, What’s an Alpaca? by Alan Parks
- Notes from a Blue Bike: The Art of Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World by Tsh Oxenreider
- Let Hope In by Pete Wilson
- Husbands and Fathers by Derek Prince
- Bread and Wine by Shauna Niequest
- Signs, Wonders, and a Baptist Preacher by Chad Norris
- The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
- Lincoln’s Battle with God by Stephen Mansfield
- International Bank of Bob: Connecting our Worlds One $25 Kiva Loan at a Time by Bob Harris
- The Jesus Blueprint by Dave Buehring
- Be Real: Because Fake is Exhausting by Rick Bezet
- The List: Figuring Out Prince Charming, the Corner Office, and Happily Ever After by Marian Jordan
- I Know their Hearts by Jeff Olson
- Passion: The Bright Light of Glory by Louie Giglio
- Captive in Iran: A Remarkable True Story of Hope and Triumph amid the Horror of Tehran's Brutal Evin Prison by Maryam Rostampour, Marziyeh Amirizadeh
- Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
- The Power of a New Identity by Dan Sneed
- Sojourner Truth: American Abolitionist by W. Terry Whalin
- Voice in the Night: The True Story of a Man and the Miracles That Are Changing Africa by Pastor Surprise, Bill Johnson and David Wimbish
- Sacred Marriage by Gary Thomas
- Horse and His Boy by CS Lewis
- Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes by Jonathan Auxier
- When God Breaks your Heart by Ed Underwood
- Fashioned to Reign: Empowering Women to Fulfill Their Divine Destiny by Kris Valliton
- One in a Million: Journey to Your Promised Land by Priscilla Shirer
- Practicing the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
- Humility by Andrew Murray
- Interrupted by Jen Hatmaker
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