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2021 is over half-way over already!! This episode features my top 10 Reads from January - June and some honorable mentions. Enjoy!

Another Roundup of what we are reading here with lots of 5 Star reads for your TBR!

Covering authors with Birthdays this week and a specific author Spotlight. See if you can guess which author on the list I will spotlight! Mature Audiences Warning for 13:30-15:37!!!

Sharing an older episode again wherey sister and I discuss Children's Books.

In this episode I cover books we have read, books we are reading, a controversial opinion on The Runaway Bunny and more!

After a small break I am back with Author Birthdays, an Author Spotlight, funny book reviews and more!!

"Every nation that reached the scale of civilization wherein Literature was possible had it Sacred Books, and these were not only the best known and most revered of the writings of those nations, but they were also the means of crystallizing and conserving the very language itself." -Francis Rolt-Wheeler

From children's books to romance to non-fiction books about Exotic Plants, this episode is filled with some lighter read options for when the dystopian world's become too much.

6 books I intend to always keep a copy of on my shelf. From classics to historical fiction to a book by a beloved Children's Author. All books listed again near end of episode.

"All these great civilizations of the present-day would dwindle, and knowledge would collapse like a house of cards, but for the great foundation stones of the Science of Language and the Art of Writing." - A Quote from Today's read-aloud on the history of Writing.

"How all-permeative a force is this same Language, this wonder-working grouping together of mere words! It is the vehicle of every thought, the expression of every life; it forms alike the merry prattle of childhood and the ripe comfort of old age; it is the same in cradle-song and battle-cry, and half a dozen sentences may exalt the mind to its utmost height or plunge it to degradation." - Francis Rolt-Wheeler

I wanted to share my current read told by Greek gods with you, so in this episode I cover a synopsis of The Lovely War by Julie Berry, my history with Greek mythology, a section of Homer, and more!!

Most Important, Biggest Surprise, and more are some of the Superlatives I share in this episode. I included some lovely and lively book reviews, and I hope this episode excites you to pick up one of these books.

In this episode I attempt to give you permission and a comfortable place to be okay with the questions and ambiguity of scripture, by talking through alternative views on 3 different scriptural passages. God and life are not meant to be set in stone, so it's okay if you aren't.

There are so many delights to be found in reading, so many worlds to visit, and so many shoes to walk in. In this episode I share some of the ways books and the discussion of books with others has brought me joy in the past month.

In which we discover that Pooh and all the creatures of the 100 Acre Wood have much to teach and delight us in the way of manners and etiquette.

Have you been wondering if this classic lit and dystopian loving bibliophile ever reads Romance books? Well I thought what better time to record some of my experiences with romance books than on Valentine's Day?! Hope you enjoy.

Wanted to share my TBR pile(both mental and physical) with you today, and hope it gives you some inspiration as to what to read next!!

Letting you guess these opening lines with me!! 9 new classics to quiz and maybe stump you.

Today I am sharing with you my delight in Joel Clarkson's debut book: Sensing God! Listen to this short podcast to catch snippets from this book along with pieces of scripture, all of which I hope will help you delight in and experience God through the senses He gave you.

Whether you have read North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell or not, you will love these snippets from the first 18 chapters that share some beautiful and contemplative thoughts without spoiling any of the story.

Join me in this episode as I share my favorite books in 6 different categories as well as some honorable mentions.

When my discontent with doctrine over people and theology over the life of Jesus lead me into the wilderness, I finally began to find that I was not alone. I found refreshment in not needing to know any answers. And I discovered a whole different side of God.

Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Japanese Fiction, Mysteries, Non-Fiction and more! In this episode I share all of my autumn reads this year and extra thoughts on many of them!

How I found fellowship and camaraderie in the wrestling and struggle of knowing God from characters throughout Scripture.

A teaser episode for Little Men, Chapter 14! Listen to the rest of the book and chapter on my Patreon page!

Join me today, if you will, for a little matching game. I share 7 different opening paragraphs from Classic novels and give you the chance to match them with their title!

Matty the Healer, Bruna the Relentless, and Bilal the Inwardly Torn Revolutionary are all discussed in this episode covering 4 different books I read this year.

Readings from 3 of the Gospels, quotes from Ilia Delio, and personal thoughts on all of the above.

A brief look into 6 different volumes of Classic Literature and History that I have enjoyed.

In which an old character returns and is welcomed with open arms.

Join me as I welcome my older sister onto the show and we discuss Children's Books, our childhood, and the meaning of a Kindred Spirit!

June, July, and August. Non-fiction, science fiction, YA, and more. What I read this summer.

This podcast covers the beautiful philosophy and thoughts and Biblical inspiration from my favorite author on Motherhood: Sally Clarkson. Listen in for some beautiful thoughts and stories.

Covering my favorite quotes, plays, sonnets and speeches written by the Bard, as well as a little on his life and my personal connection to his works.

Today I share my top 5 genres with my favorite titles in each. Stay tuned for a bonus genre at the end! For the succint list, go to 30:00.

Listen in on my favorite book by the Author of Little Women, Louisa May Alcott!! Little Men is about Jo after she's married and starts a school for needy boys in the house she inherited from her Aunt.