How is it possibly December already? The past few months have been a blur around the Heath house, and as you can tell from my Fall Book Stack, I haven’t had much free time to read. I ended up combining September, October, and November into one post, mainly so my monthly stacks wouldn’t look so pathetic. And the Divergent series is deceiving— it makes it look like I read a lot more than I did. Still, there are some great books in this stack and I can’t wait to tell you about them!
I remember back in the good ol’ days when August was still considered part of summer (which meant more time to read. Woo!). Instead, our kids started back to school the very first week. That’s okay, though—I still managed to squeeze in some reading time last month.
My August Book Stack is a mix of YA fiction, parenting, and spiritual formation. None of these books were on my list at the beginning of the year, but somehow they found their way on to my nightstand.
Anyway, let’s get started. Here’s what I read in August…
Here is what I read in July!
Hey friends, as you already know, we are focusing on BOOKS this month! I'm a little behind in posting my June 2021 Book Stack, so I’ll just get right to it. Here’s what I read in June: Fault Lines by Voddie Bauccham I have listened to Voddie Baucham for several...
Here’s what I read (way back) in May…
This month has been so busy, I almost forgot to post my April Book Stack! Launching the new website and writing the 7 Ways to Connect with Your Teen series, in addition to all the end of school events, has knocked me a little off schedule. It also hasn’t left me much time for reading, so my May stack might be a little lacking. Lol! But I read some great books in April that I’d love to share…
My book stack for March has a lot of variety. Two books came from my local used bookstore, one I have owned for nearly 30 years, and one I couldn’t wait to order from Amazon! They are all different lengths and genres; two are fiction and two are non-fiction. So this should be fun!
Which leads to our first book…
Maybe I'm weird, but something about cold weather makes me want to read. There is nothing like curling up by the fire under a blanket with a good book! Thankfully, there was plenty of cold weather last month. So, here’s what I read in February: The Great Alone by...
New year, new reading challenge! Let’s go!
Here’s what I read in 2020 and my top picks for the year!