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What are the Moms reading!?!?
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- mfurnellParticipant
So what are the Moms reading for a little Mother Culture these days? Please do come and share with us here!
“We should always have something worth while to think about, that we may not let our minds dwell upon unworthy matters.” ~Charlotte Mason
“We should continually take our minds out of the ‘laundry bag’ of domestic perplexities, and give it a fragrant soaping, a rainwater rinsing, and a sunny airing in that which it keeps growing.” ~Karen Andreola
houseofchaosParticipantBook of James
History of the Ancient World by Susan Wise Bauer (great read)
Blood and Iron: Building the Railway – story about a father and boy who leave China to come to British Columbia in an effort to solve money troubles. Explores living conditions and racial tensions. It’s taken from the journal of the boy and translated – fascinating
and, for fun, Lord of the Rings!
MamaWebbParticipant1000 Gifts: Dare to live fully right where you are, Ann Voskamp (one of the best books I’ve ever read.)
THe power of Motherhood, Nancy Campbell (a Bible study from the Above Rubies folks)
lots of varied gardening books to get ready for the garden!
oh, and I just read Gluten Free Girl and the Chef by Shauna and Daniel Ahern. (a few good recipes. didn’t really care for the text…)
Sonya ShaferModeratorIf God Is Good by Randy Alcorn
Little Dorritt by Charles Dickens
LinabeanParticipantAlmost finished with “Kim” by Rudyard Kipling (my father was named after the main character in this book) this has taken me a long while to get through!
Just finished reading an easy-read novel called “Daughter of the Loom”. Mainly about how the effects of the industrial revolution affected a young woman and her family when “it came” to her town.
Also slowly reading through a devotional called “Jesus Calling” that is really speaking to me in the area of my personal, intimate relationship with the Lord.
suzukimomParticipantRecently finished “Just David” – wow, that was a great book!
re-reading Anne of Green Gables
BookwormParticipantThe Disappearing Spoon–a book about the elements on the periodic table
A Red Herring Without Mustard–murder mystery featuring an eleven-year-old chemistry whiz
All the Fun’s In How You Say a Thing: An Explanation of Meter and Versification
KristenParticipantAm working on “Sabbath; Restoring the Sacred Rhythm of Rest”
crazy4boysParticipantLarge Family Logistics by Kim Brenneman
Kingdom’s Dawn by Chuck Black
MommaK5Participant“Saving Leonardo”- Nancy Pearcey
“Be Still My Soul” – Elisabeth Elliot
LindseyDParticipantHere’s an older post that might be helpful:
http://simplycharlottemason.com/scmforum/topic/what-do-you-read#post-29991
Blessings!
Lesley LetsonParticipantOne of the best books I’ve read over the past year was “Same Kind of Different as Me” by Ron Hall and Denver Moore. I also read quite a few “cozy mysteries” that might border on twaddle but they are light enough that they help me go to sleep when my mind is racing. Now my husband and I are about to start building a house (literally us doing it) so construction books are taking up most of our time!
csmammaParticipantTitus Comrade of the Cross (Lamplighter).
I need to make more time for that “mother culture” these days :(.
shellysimmons67MemberI feel so barbaric!!!!! Broke by Glenn Beck! 🙂
Shelly
aliceParticipantI’m working on Towards a Philosophy of Education in Modern English, CM’s 6th book. Also I’m trying to get through Leviticus. I need to find a fun/twaddly book too! 🙂 In order to read through all CM’s books, my goal is to read 10 minutes a day. So far it’s going well!
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