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What are the Moms reading!?!?
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- MamaSnowParticipant
In the Bible reading from Genesis, John, and Psalms.
In other reading:
Swiss Family Robinson (I’m having fun reading some of the things on the SCM Literature lists that I never read as a child!…particularly those that are available for cheap/free on the Kindle since my sweet hubby surprised me with one about a month ago!)
Charlotte Mason’s original Home Education
Hands that Hold the World (a biography of MA Thomas, who founded a lot of orphanages in India – sort of a modern day George Mueller) This was a free download from here http://onemillionarrows.com/Arrows-Vision/ (scroll down to the bottom for the link)
And with the kiddos (outside of ‘school reading’ and lots of picture books with the toddler) – The Child’s Story Bible and The Boxcar Children Book 1
Jen
6boys1girlParticipantLarge Family Logistics
More Charlotte Mason Education-reviewing the high school chapter and probably a couple more
Kitty, My Rib- a book about Katherine Luther
Just finished When We Rise Up by R.C. Sproul
-Rebecca
thepinkballerinaParticipantThe God of all Comfort by Hannah Whitall Smith
Jeremiah and Ephesians-bible
With my girls, Elsie Dinsmore, and loving it.
Tara
mfurnellParticipantWow! Looks like some good stuff out there!
@shelly – not at all barbaric! i’m gonna read that one too!
BookwormParticipantI read Same Kind of Different As Me earlier this year, too, and found it EXCELLENT.
Hey, is anyone else on one of the social-book sites like Goodreads? Any chance of “finding” each other there?
JoyinIndoMemberI am reading:
The Help
The Cloister Walk
1000 Gifts for the second time (I read it on Kindle first, now I have the pretty hardcover to hold ).
The Rest of God : Restoring Sabbath Rest
Blessings!
JoyinIndo
houseofchaosParticipantOkay, I feel kind of dumb, but what is Goodreads?
BookwormParticipantGoodreads is a kind of modified social-networking site centered around books. The addy is http://www.goodreads.com I am generally not a social-networking-site kind of girl, but if it’s BOOKS . . . lol. I have a list of friends that has proven very, very rich in good reading material. AND one of my teen sons, who is sort of in a non-talking phase (I joke that 90% of his current communications are three words or less), really writes interesting stuff on his Goodreads books. You can maintain different bookshelves, to-read lists, friend lists, and do a bunch of other stuff I never bother with. Although my teenagers also like the book quiz feature, and I have a fun time seeing what they remember from the books they read. I don’t try to have a huge friends list–I have several relatives, and some good friends I’ve made over the years online, who share a lot of my interests. I use the entries kind of like an online book journal, with favorite quotes and stuff like that.
csmammaParticipantMichelle, I checked out Goodreads and it really looks interesting. Neither am I a “social network” gal, however, I think my 15yo ds would love it, since he’s also a bookworm ! Thanks so much for sharing.
simple homeMemberOne Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp
Raising real Men by Hal Young
Large Family Logistics
And I am always referencing my best CM resources like For the Childrens Sake, When Children Love to Learn, etc.
Where there is love, there is God (a Mother Teresa book)
And for fun, Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South book. ….The BBC movie on netflix instant is awesome!!!
Blessings!
Michelle KellyParticipantOne Thousand Gifts, A Dare to Live Right Where You Are (Ann Voskamp)
Age of Opportunity (Paul David Tripp),
Lioness Arising (Lisa Bevere)
and I just finished Too Small to Ignore (Dr Wess Stafford)
And Rebecca! When you rise up is one of the most encouraging/inspiring books I read last fall!
houseofchaosParticipantGoodreads looks great Michelle – thanks for sharing!
MalissaMemberLeft Behind, just for fun. Ephesians in the Bible, and Laying Down the Rails. Plus doing SCM Genesis through Deuteronomy, original version. Working through 2nd Term currently. Our CM group is actually starting a Mother Culture group and next month we will be learning how to either crochet or learn how to use the “Nifty Knitter.” I love this idea!
amama5ParticipantPsalms
Choosing Gratitude by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Created to be his Helpmeet, Debi Pearl
Lots of CM books/articles!
MamaWebbParticipantoh, i also recently read Large Family Logisitics, too. Really excellent for a mom of a family of any size…not just large ones. Found it practical and useful and encouraging.
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