2010 reading list

Inspired by my husband and Heidi of Mt. Hope Chronicles, I’ve decided to write down some reading goals for this year.  To be honest, I don’t expect to read all of these and I do expect to read some others.  But I think it will be a good process to write down some ideas and see what actually comes of it.  This isn’t a huge list, by any means.  But it’s somewhat varied and interesting.   Some Christian, some non-fiction, some history, some fiction, some helpful-inspiration, some parenting, some photography.  Let the reading begin!

Reading goals for 2010:

The Bible (English Standard Version)

The Screwtape Letters (again), by CS Lewis

Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer, by James L. Swanson

Band of Brothers, by Stephen E. Ambrose

George Muller of Bristol, by Arthur T. Pierson

The Help, by Kathryn Stockett

Sense and Sensibility, by Jane Austen

A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens

Fool-Proofing Your Life, by Jan Silvious

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families, by Stephen R Covey

Books I’ve started and plan to finish (or restart and then finish!):

Parenting is Your Highest Calling: And 8 Other Myths That Trap Us in Worry and Guilt, by Leslie Leyland Fields

Children Who Do Too Little, by Patricia Sprinkle

The No-Cash Allowance: A Practical Guide for Teaching Your Children How to Manage Money, by Lynne L. Finch

Bringing up Boys, by Dr. James Dobson

The Hot Shoe Diaries, by Joe McNally

On-Camera Flash, by Neil van Niekerk



5 Responses to “2010 reading list”

  • Heidi @ Mt Hope Says:

    That’s a great list, Elaine! You have a couple of my favorites on there… Tale of Two Cities, Bringing Up Boys… I’ve read some of The Screwtape Letters, and should really finish it! Happy reading in 2010!

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  • Julia Heasley Says:

    Interesting list! I should make one too. I am reading some C.S.Lewis and N.T.Wright now and I will add some organization books and some travel books and some books about retirement, and some romances and some action thrillers, etc. I’ve made a list of things I want to accomplish. I plan to check them off as I do them. IT’s nice to have a fresh new year to move into.

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  • Janey Says:

    ohhh, me too! I just need to get past the thinking, make the list and start reading!

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  • Miz Booshay Says:

    Great list!

    I am off to a good start this year. I hope to have a great year of reading.

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    Elaine replied:

    Thanks, Miz Boo!
    Happy reading!

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