books caryn is reading these days....
for women only by shaunti feldhahn
isaiah by God (through the prophet isaiah... for a women's study)
let the nations be glad by john piper
books caryn would like to be reading, but isn't (or has started recently, but stopped for lack of time, intelligence, or motivation):
the divine conspiracy by dallas willard (read the prologue & loved it, so...)
church history in plain language by bruce l. shelley (read various chapters that looked interesting, but we musn't be selective with history)
(anything) by george macdonald (especially his children's books, but she needs to find them*)
ruthless trust by brennan manning (needs to read it.... again)
... if anyone has any time, motivation, or intelligence they would like to share, she would gladly receive it.
oh! and maybe with your encouragement, mike will compile a similar list (though he is terribly busy right now, in his defense).
*she could download some for free on www.gutenberg.org, but hasn't yet.
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great books! I bought George MacDonald's "The Princess and the Goblin" to read with Hannah...but as for something our almost-6 boy would like, I thought to start the Narnia series, especially with the current hype...everyone can sit and enjoy those together on cold winter nights! But, any bloggers out there know an appropriate age to begin these books??? I know we read a couple Chronicle books with my dad as kids, but the details are hazy at best...must have been quite young??? thanks, mindy
The princess books are absolutely my favorite... curdie & the princess is wonderful, too -- our whole recording team & the tanzanian dialogue director read it on that trip!
as for age-appropriate books... i wonder if there is a "younger" version of the chronicles? let us know how it goes!
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