Showing posts with label summer reading lists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer reading lists. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Summer Reading Book List

My list of summer reading.

As was stated in the previous post, the reading thing sponsored by LDS Publisher requires books by LDS authors, so I will include some in my list.

Soccer for Dummies-

It's All About Him- Denise Jackson

All the Stars in Heaven- Michelle Page Holmes (sequel to Counting Stars)

Alma the Elder- H.B. Moore (release date Sept 1)

Agent in Old Lace- Tristi Pinkston

English Trifle- Josi Kilpack- (released in Aug. This is the book I helped with the recipes that are included)

I would include Compass of God by David G. Woolley except the SRT ends Aug. 31 and David's book doesn't come out until Sep.

Broken Things to Mend- Jeffrey R. Holland

Ok, those are the ones that I can think of just off the top of my head. I have no idea how many of them will make it in the time period. It all depends on how many papers I need to write, oral presentations, and text book chapters I need to read and how busy that keeps me. I know I had to purchase the DSM IV for the next couple of classes. Heavy reading, that one.



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Monday, June 18, 2007

Reading list

I promised Karlene that I would have my reading list posted here by last night. However, she gave me a book for my birthday. My birthday is today and she brought me the book on Sat. Do you think that I could wait until today or even until I had posted my reading list to start it? No way on earth that is going to happen. I started it Sat. night and finished it last night. I will put that one on my reading list, because it was going to go on it even before Karlene gave it to me. I was just going to go to the library to check it out though.

Here is the beggining of the list
  • Counting Stars by Michelle Paige Holmes
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling
  • Double Take by Alma J. Yates
  • John Doyle Lee by Juanit Brooks (this is a biography of my great grandfather)

Well, that is a start on what I know I want to read and what I have on hand. I will add to it as the summer progresses and I get to the library.