It looks like I'm a running a little bit behind this year, but, well, better late than never, they say. I'm determined to blog whenever I have the chance this year, so while it may be sporadic, I'll be happy just to post whatever I can whenever I can. And I hope you enjoy it every time. So without further ado...the post and the list.
In keeping with tradition, I had to share my reading plans again this year. I reached my goal last year, but since I'm looking for a full-time job, I've kept my goal the same. I hope to read at least 24 books this year. Here's what's on my list (some not yet released): Living Forward by Michael Hyatt Nothing to Prove: Why We Can Stop Trying So Hard by Jennie Allen Beloved Mess: God's Perfect Love for Your Imperfect Life by Kimm Crandall Choose Joy: Finding Hope and Purpose When Life Hurts by Sara Frankl Perfecting 7: A Practical Guide to…
At the beginning of 2016/end of 2015, I announced that my goal for 2016 was to read 24 books--two books a month. While I didn't blow my goal out of the water with 66 like last year, I still was able to get a lot of reading done and ended up doubling by goal by reading 48 books. As a recap, here are the books I completed in 2016: Animal Farm by George Orwell The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne Where Is God When It Hurts? by Philip Yancey Make It Happen: Surrender Your Fear. Take the Leap. Live on Purpose…
This month I was really focused on educational reading as you'll find when review what I'm currently reading. While I did read quite a few general non-fiction books I also spent a lot of time working through some in-depth marketing books to boost my skills. They take a little longer for me to read. This month I'm still doing some more educational reading, but I also have one fiction novel to read (*gasp*) as well as several other general non-fiction once again. A hodge podge. Well, without further ado... Here's what I read during the month of October & November (click links…
This was another good month for reading. I had a lot of books I wanted to get through, and I was able to do even more than I originally thought. Then again, some of them I just wanted to finish, because I didn't like them, but well...at least they're done. Thankfully I liked a few of the ones I read this month. I should have a couple of reviews up soon, but until then... Here's what I read during the month of September (click links for the review): Becoming a Woman of Excellence by Cynthia Heald Raising a Young Modern-Day Princess by Doreen…