2019 Reading Challenge - Can I Make 100 This Year?
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Alright everybody - I have 20 books to go by the end of the year to achieve my updated 2019 reading goal (at first I wanted to read 50 - now I want to read 100!!).
I'd like to read some Christmas classics - so far, I've only knocked out "A Christmas Carol."
Any other suggestions? I'm not too proud for children's chapter books either? Or even non-Christmas-related books? Thanks for the help!! Here's what I've read so far:
Our story centers around a simple little hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. He is fairly well off, as far as hobbits go, and is thus able to spend much of his time relaxing at home with a good book and his smoking pipe. Although he, like most h...
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fantasy, young-adult-fiction, and 2019-read-shelf
With a teacher's talent for explaining powerful truths in understandable ways, Stephen E. Robinson teaches about topics often misunderstood by Christians. He addresses the distinction between personal perfection and perfection in Christ,...
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non-fiction, religious, and 2019-read-shelf
A terrific read enhanced by frequent and meaningful quotations from Hal Eyring's extensive journal. An inspiring portrait of a man who, though in many ways is very ordinary, has been humble and teachable enough for the Lord to do great t...
Absolutely delightful book for young readers! We read it as a family and my daughter kept asking every night at bedtime if we could read another couple of chapters of "Frindle." A simple, clever story that sneaks up on you with some hear...
A pleasant and inspirational read with each chapter recounting a new aspect of his adventure to, through and from the Tongan Islands where he served as a missionary. This is very much a narrative and moves along nicely with no real slow ...
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autobiography, non-fiction, religious, and 2019-read-shelf
Solid and reliable concepts but a bit bland to read. I preferred "The 5 Love Languages" since it contains more true accounts and metaphors that make the concepts more tangible and interesting. If you're looking for a more scholarly appro...
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non-fiction, relationships, and 2019-read-shelf
Interesting dystopian version of the future, though I could have done without some of the language. It definitely makes you consider how you spend your time. I also appreciate how it describes literature as a means of transferring knowle...
Roger Ebert is a talented writer with a candid, casual and yet surprisingly introspective style that makes for easy reading. While I really enjoyed some of the parts about his early life, career in film criticism, his loyalty to the Chic...
Alright everybody - I have 20 books to go by the end of the year to achieve my updated 2019 reading goal (at first I wanted to read 50 - now I want to read 100!!). 
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