So, the New Year has begun. With it, the sense of a clean slate to begin afresh on, and also a fear of screwing everything up just as it starts. Am I the only one?
Well, one of my resolutions last year was to read one hundred books this year. (Andddd, that was because my family told me I couldn’t do it) I barely made it, binge-reading Hamlet a few hours before midnight.
So, I’m going to give it another go this year and see if I can do better. If any of you have book suggestions, feel free to share them! So far I have, End of the Spear by Steve Saint, The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Atlantis: On the Shores of Destiny by Jennifer McKeithen, and Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis.
If you would like to see the books I read this year, I’m putting down the list below. Books with an asterix beside them are ones I greatly recommend. (Some are unpublished, but if you would like to read them, send me an email and I can give links) Books with two asterix’s are new favorites. ^.^
BOOKS COMPLETED 2018
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Running Scared by Edward Welch**
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All My Holy Mountain by L.B. Graham*
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Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
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The Well of Sacrifice by Chris Eboch
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The Iliad by Homer; translation by Samuel Butler
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Atlantis: On the Shores of Destiny by Jennifer McKeithen*
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The League and the Lantern by Brian Wells*
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Odyssey by Homer; translation by Stanley Lombardo
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Evidence Not Seen by Darlene Diebler Rose*
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The Spartan by Caroline Dale Snedeker**
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The Three Theban Plays: Antigone, Oedipus the King, and Oedipus at Colonus by Sophocles; Translation by Robert Fagles
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The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis*
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A Triumph for Flavius by Caroline Dale Snedeker*
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The Shining Company by Rosemary Sutcliff**
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The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
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The Ides of April by Mary Ray
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Ben-Hur by Lew. Wallace
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A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift
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Macbeth by William Shakespeare*
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Detectives in Togas by Henry Winterfeld*
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The Forgotten Daughter by Caroline Dale Snedeker
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Theras and His Town by Caroline Dale Snedeker
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The Histories by Herodotus; translation by Aubrey de Sélincourt
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The Lady of Shalott by Alfred, Lord Tennyson*
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Ulysses by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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Pontius Pilate by Paul L. Maier*
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Beyond the Desert Gate by Mary Ray
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The Flames of Rome by Paul L. Maier
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King Arthur by Frank Thompson
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Masada: The Last Fortress by Gloria D. Miklowitz**
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Caledonia: Legend of the Celtic Stone by Michael Philips*
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The Aeneid by Virgil; translation by David West
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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë*
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The Rocking-Horse Winner by D.H. Lawrence
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Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
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A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens*
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Great Expectations by Charles Dickens*
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Mythology by Edith Hamilton
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Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan
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Beowulf by J.R.R. Tolkien*
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Republic by Plato; translation by G.M.A. Grube
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A Young Man’s Guide To Discovering His Bible by Jim George
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Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson*
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The Song of Roland by (Unknown); translation by Dorothy Leigh Sayers*
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The Hawk and the Dove; The Hawk and the Dove Trilogy Book I by Penelope Wilcock**
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Epic Tales: Celtic Myths & Tales by Various Authors*
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The Wounds of God; The Hawk and the Dove Trilogy Book II by Penelope Wilcock**
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The Long Fall; The Hawk and the Dove Trilogy Book III by Penelope Wilcock**
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Athanasius by Simonetta Carr
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Between the Forest and the Hills by Ann Lawrence*
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The White Stag by Kate Seredy
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Anna of Byzantium by Tracy Barrett**
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You Wouldn’t Want to Work on a Medieval Cathedral by Fiona MacDonald
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Caedmon’s Song by Ruth Ashby*
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Adara by Beatrice Gormley
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Thriving At College by Alex Chediak**
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The Passion of Jesus Christ by John Piper*
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Sweetly Set on God: The Piety of David Brainerd by David Brainderd*
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Adam of the Road by Elizabeth Janet Gray**
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The Hidden Treasure of Glaston by Eleanore M. Newett**
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Before Noon by Gladys Quinn**
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Chasing Rose by Megan Petersdatter
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The Silvereye Chronicles: The Lightshield by R.C. Fletcher*
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The Quest by Adrianne Ray
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The Lost Queen (Book 1) by Stephanie Smith*
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May Shadows Reign (Book 2) by Stephanie Smith*
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Wynter by Megan Nicole
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Shatter Like Glass by Samantha Leonard
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The Myriad Chronicles Book 1: The Reader by Faera Lane**
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The Myriad Chronicles Book 2: Embersong by Faera Lane**
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The Myriad Chronicles Book 3: Lost Pages by Faera Lane**
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Obachan: A Memoir by Tani Hanes
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Purple Dragon by Beatrice Jones
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A Cold Cry by Verity A. Buchanan**
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Stellina by Ellie Rose**
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After the End by Naomi De Neer**
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Glass Slippers by Sarah Penny*
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A Kind of Bravery by Sarah Penny*
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Flare in the Darkness: Holwena Talnrë of Rothalon by Verity A. Buchanan**
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The Claw by Verity A. Buchanan*
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The War by Verity A. Buchanan**
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Sorrow and Song: Winds Rise by Verity A. Buchanan**
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Rachel Andric and The Story by R.C. Fletcher*
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Lily in the Shadows by E.M. Castellan**
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The Forbidden Room by E.M. Castellan
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The Bible**
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Eve Andric and the Children of The Story by R.C. Fletcher*
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The Story of Rolf and the Viking Bow by Allen French*
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Spiritual Depression by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones*
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When God & Grief Meet by Lynn Eib*
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Secrets in the Hills – A Josefina Mystery – by Kathleen Ernst*
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Tramp for the Lord by Corrie ten Boom
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A Bundle of Trouble – A Rebecca Mystery – by Kathryn Reiss*
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Beyond the Summerland by L.B. Graham**
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The Band That Played On by Steve Turner**
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The League and the Legend by Brian Wells*
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The Sea Wolf by Jack London*
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King Henry V by William Shakespeare*
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Li Lun, Lad of Courage by Carolyn Treffinger*
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Hamlet by William Shakespeare*
Well there you have it! Have a wonderful new year!
Song of the week is: Siuil a Ruin (Ancient Land Concert) by Celtic Woman, probably my 2nd favorite version of that song. It’s worth a listen to.
Graphic of the week is… *drum roll* a personal cover for a new novella I’m writing for a contest. (If any of you were beta-readers for Within the Forest, it’s for that contest that’s being held again.) Finally got an extension of photoshop so the quality should be better than previous covers.
Have a great weekend, folks! I hope to have a book review coming soon.
~ Gwynnedd
Wow! That’s a lot of books on your list. I love “A Tale of Two Cities.”
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