I’d had Caste on my list for awhile before it finally became available (and honestly, it was probably awhile before I even put it on hold). I knew it would be a challenge, but it was worth it! Thanks for sharing your list too, Lis. Quite a lot of interesting titles there.

Caste was difficult, but yes, even though some books are uncomfortable, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t read them if they’re important. Thanks, Ruth.

Ooooh – The Paris Dressmaker sounds super interesting – while I have read alot of ww2 novels, I haven’t read any about the resistance of the fashion industry so I’m super intrigued.

I’m hopping over here from the MMD Quick Lit post – here’s what I (and my family) have been reading which is a bunch of books to escape into including romance, fantasy, and historical fiction.
https://www.everyoneslibrarian.com/blog/quick-lit-april-2021TBR – thanks for pushing it up even more!!

Thanks for sharing about Behold the King of Glory. I’m glad there are so many great resources to help focus our minds on Christ through all the seasons of the year!

And I still haven’t read The Warmth of Other Suns. ha. The length intimidated me, but after making it through Caste, I need to go back and read the other one too. 🙂 Thanks for your encouragement and for featuring my book post at your linkup, Richella!

I will link my recent reads, if interested!

Thanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I’m featuring you this week!

Thank you for your kindness, Lois. I don’t particularly enjoy doing the video reviews, but for some reason I feel compelled to share about books “in person,” so to speak, instead of just in print. 🙂

I keep hearing good things about Gentle and Lowly. I’m glad you’re enjoying it.

You sound like me in hanging on to books just a little longer just in case they get better as you go. 😉

That’s great that you’re journaling again too, Lesley. I’d forgotten how valuable it can be in helping me to sort out my everyday thoughts.