I definitely get the joke, Lynn. 🙂 My husband likely feels the same way. And I really don’t think I even buy many books. ha. I get a lot from the library, and try to get Kindle books when I do buy them. But still, yes, I have way too many books all over the house.

I’ve been hearing about Shelly’s book and must read it. It sounds very inviting. Thanks for the personal recommendation.

Yes, I really appreciated how Ian and Suzanne integrated the Enneagram information with our spiritual lives. They see all 9 personality types as the face of God; it’s quite a beautiful way to think about how it takes all of us to fully reflect God’s glory!

I like that comment, Becky…what people read isn’t just a peak into who they are, but also who they are becoming! Lovely insight.

You’re welcome, Lux. I love giving book recommendations anytime. 🙂

I barely remember learning anything about the Underground Railroad when I was in school, but it could be more of a memory problem than a curriculum problem. 🙂 The book I mentioned in my post is actually a new book published this year, but I do wonder why he chose such a generic name like The Underground Railroad because it’s so easy to confuse with a million other books! ha.

Glad you read the book, too, Dea! So fascinating, yes? Being a 4 must be interesting; I dabbled with the idea that I’m a 5 with a 4 wing, but I kept swinging back to being a 1. I don’t know now. ha. With an 8 son, you have your hands full. 🙂 He’s probably a leader in the making though!