You’re welcome, Ronja. I always enjoy talking about good books! There’s usually a few I DON’T mention as well; I’m trying to get better about closing a book that’s not good instead of feeling compelled to read every book until its bitter end. lol.

I like how you read, Debbie! 🙂 I never read just one book at a time either. Unless it’s a library book with a fast-approaching due date. lol. At the moment I am overreaching in the number I’m reading, but there are several library books that will be due soon, plus books to review that I’ve had awhile.

The book on introverts was really very good! I think there are a lot of us introverts out here in the blogging world. 🙂

It was an interesting month of books. I may try to get Jeff to read (or listen) to the pirate book if our library will get the audio version. If you read Prayer, let me know what you think. It was a little different, but was intended to be different.

Glad to see you recommending Lies Women Believe! I read it awhile back, then re-read it again. Definitely an excellent book.

Paul David Tripp is one of my favorite authors. I can’t remember if I’ve read that particular book or not; the title sounds so familiar but that doesn’t mean I read it ha.

Let’s make time to talk about books this weekend! 🙂

Thanks, Stacey. I’m still not comfortable doing the videos, but trying to push through for something different. 🙂

Thanks, Patricia. I love getting to share the books I read. Makes it twice as much fun.

I subscribed to the Introvert Dear blog about a month ago and have really enjoyed it. If you’re on Twitter, you might also follow them there. They show some of the funniest cartoons that you could probably relate to as much as I do! 🙂

I would have saved myself some angst if I had had a heads-up on Lincoln in the Bardo. ha. I don’t want to discourage anyone from reading it, but it is good to be prepared for how different it is.