What We've Been Reading || Our Top Rated June 2024 Books!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 15. 07. 2024
- Our June 2024 books are an interesting mix! We've been reading everything from sci fi to travel tales to Catholic time management tips! June has been a busy month here, but what we always like best is winding down with a good book. We're always excited to share our Catholic (and more reads) with our viewers, so we hope you will enjoy this virtual look at our June bookshelf!
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So nice to see I'm not the only one who reads multiple books at a time.đ
Amen!
Thanks for sharing your reads. They all sound interesting. Thank you so much for all the work that you do with VBS & confirmation.
I appreciate you so, so much for being here !
Thank you, Lena! You are always a bright light for us :)
Thank you for the kind and "joyful" review of my book "My 50-Day Pentecost in the Holy Land." The bike ride around the Sea of Galilee was a "Godcident" as well as shucking artichokes with two Muslim women for an hour while drinking coffee and eating crackers. I am glad this book makes you smile and fills you with joy. Lead with Love !
There is so much goodness in this book! The Five Pillars of Wellness are awesome⊠love them!
Godâs model of healthcareâŠLead with Love â€
I read Messina in June on Kate's recommendation. I really enjoyed it and look forward to reading the other books in the series. I also read The Marian Option by Carrie Gress and an ebook about Mother Cabrini. Now I am working on The Reed of God by Caryll Houselander which is really lovely so far and also a book called Clare and Her Sisters by Madeline Pecora Nugent. I have not read much of it yet but it is a historical fiction about St. Clare. I am also reading How They Love Mary which I heard about on your channel. My book wish list has gotten much longer after watching your videos. :)
What a great book list you have going! Thank you for sharing :) Please let us know how you like the book about St. Clare⊠sounds very interesting!
I write mystery books with a "catholic backdrop", like a catholic ribbon running through them. Can I send you both a set of the books to read? I would love to hear your review about them. My author name is R Shannon. đ
Hello- can you contact us about this via email? Our address is in the description box. Thanks!
I love to read too! I read three books in June: Spaceman from Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfar, Trigger Warning by Neil Gaiman and A Street Cat Named Bob by James Bowen. Right now I'm over half way through Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.
We love Bob! We have read all the books about him :) Frankenstein is a good one. Thanks for sharing your reads with us :)
Spaceman from Bohemia sounds great...I'm bohemian too
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The All Things Catholic book looks interesting. I'm halfway through a different book by John Taylor Gatto called Dumbing us Down.
How do you like that one? Is it just a collection of his speeches? He definitely has a lot to say!
@@catholicmomanddaughter I am liking it. Yes, it is a collection of speeches and essays, but it is very well written and eye opening!
I started (but haven't yet finished) Otherlands: A Journey through Earth's Extinct Worlds, by Thomas Halliday. It's a series of chapters on the early physical world and its ecosystems as it may have been during various epochs in history. Interesting read for those with a scientific bent.
Oh, that sounds really good. I'm going to add it to my wish book list.
Sounds intriguing!
@@catholicmomanddaughter So far it's better than the dinosaur book!
@@MargaretUIUC Lol, ack- the dinosaur book! That was something
Jesus is our answer,serve him and him only,jesus is the way truth and life,you cant get to the father but threw him,repent ladys seek jesus,time is sooo short,every knee will bow at his coming!read the new testament,open your eyes to what will soon be coming on this earth,,,seek jesus
Thanks, we do seek Jesus. God bless!