The Town of Odyssey

I'm still rereading the Circle series by Ted Dekker. Also reading Ender's Game. Read it and watched the movie when I was younger but don't remember a lot. It has a lot more.. mature content than I remember. Welp.

Finished London Bridges. No more James Patterson for me. Now reading Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

I finished Washington's Spies, excellent book. It is the book that AMC's TURN is based on. Up next for me is Stories That Bind Us by Susie Finkbeiner.

I'm listening to the Artemis Fowl books on Audible, and it's a pure nostalgia rush. They're as good as I remember too!

I finished Stories That Bind Us, wonderful story. Up next for me is The Bridge to Belle Island by Julie Klassen.

I really enjoyed "The Bridge to Belle Island" and so did a friend of mine who is also a Julie Klassen fan. I think you'll like it, Laurie! It kept me guessing for quite a while.

I'm starting "The Blue Castle" by Lucy Maud Montgomery. I've read it countless times before and love it every time. It's one of her lesser-known books especially compared to "Anne of Green Gables" or "Emily of New Moon." I have an association where I like to read it around my birthday because the main character has a birthday early in the book....not like other books don't have birthdays in them but for some reason that stuck with me. It's also a good excuse to read one of my all-time favourites!

I still haven't finished Howl's Moving Castle D:

I'm just starting "Diamond in the Rough" by Jen Turano. It's the second book in her American Heiresses series.

"Christus Victor" by Gustaf Aulen. Getting my theology vibe on!

I finished The Bridge to Belle Island, wonderful story. Up next for me is Eliza Hamilton: The Extraordinary Life and Times of the the Wife of Alexander Hamilton by Tilar J. Mazzeo. 

Nice! I was sure that you would enjoy "The Bridge to Belle Island," Laurie.

Last night I was sitting in my living room, trying to decide what to do, when all of a sudden I remembered that I had purchased the hardcover illustrated version of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" and hadn't actually read it yet, so I read the first eleven chapters. The illustrations are absolutely gorgeous. It's unabridged, so all the text is there, and the pictures are really nicely done.

I finished the Eliza Hamilton, excellent. Up next for me is Veiled in Smoke by Jocelyn Green. It is the first book in her Windy City Saga.

Sounds interesting, Laurie!

I'm reading the illustrated version of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." The illustrations are really lovely. It isn't my favourite of the seven books, but still worth the read.

I finished Veiled in Smoke, excellent book! Up next for me is A Magnificent Catastrophe by Edward J. Larson. It's about the presidential election of 1800.

I finished reading the illustrated version of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." It was very nicely done. The fifth illustrated version isn't out yet, so I will have to content myself with reading the regular version of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" next.

I finished A Magnificent Catastrophe, excellent book. Up next for me is Standoff by Patricia Bradley. It is the first book in her Natchez Trace Park Rangers trilogy/series.

Isaac Watts' Hymns and Psalms. Pretty good. Wish we sang more than what we do.

I'm about to start "Storing up Trouble" by Jen Turano. I plan to finish it by tomorrow evening because I'm meeting a friend who wants to borrow the series on Thursday morning. That's good motivation to get it done.

I finished Standoff, excellent book. Kept me turning the pages. Up next is Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason. This is the first book in her Danger Never Sleeps series/trilogy.

Soon, I'll be reading The Scarlet Letter. That will be interesting!