Another month, another stack of books. I always overshoot my reading abilities and time, but I’d rather do that than not be ambitious and then only get one - or none - read. With hub’s schedule this week I’ll have some evening to do some reading. And I have 20 hours in a car this month just counting one trip so I hope I can get some reading done then as well.

Here we go. You will see some similarities from last month.

Loving the Way Jesus Loves - Philip Ryken - Yes, I’m still reading this one.

From One Ministry Wife to Another - Susie Hawkins -

What Did You Expect - Paul Tripp - I’ve been reading this one for a while, hopefully I’ll polish it off this month - great book

Parenting by God’s Promises - Joel Beeke - liking prinicples of it, not necessarily agreeing with all the underlying theology

Bake in the Day Bakery Cookbook - Cheryl and Griffith Day - I love reading cookbooks and this one is no different. Cookbooks are about three things for me: writing, food, and photos. For it to be a good cookbook, all three have to be present.

Boyhood and Beyond - Bob Schulz - still praying through this one for Baby Campbell

Letting Go of Perfect - Amy Spiegel - This will be a great read because I’m always striving to live up to unrealistic expectations.

A Woman’s Wisdom - Lydia Brownback - I’m looking forward to finishing this before TGC’s Women’s Conference later this month. She is speaking and leading a publishing forum. Brilliant.

Girl Meets God - Lauren Winner - Autobiography for the month.

So, this month I have:

1 Autobiography

3 Christian Living

1 Cookbook

3 Parenting/Marriage

That’s a good spectrum for me. Now…gotta get to reading.