I love to read, no surprise there. I read a lot. A LOT. But, this summer, during an extended pastoral sabbatical, I read significantly more. I counted 30 books completely read, but here’s a list of 25 of them that I remember. At the end of this blog post I’ll mention a few books that I’m currently tackling.
Happy Reading!
Simply Ramen: A complete course in preparing ramen at home by Amy Kimoto-Kahn
The Third Wave: An Entrepreneur’s Vision of the Future by Steve Case
The Angels Game (a novel) by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Girl on the Train (a novel) by Paula Hawkins
The 10-second Rule: following Jesus made simple by Clare De Graff
Rolling Nowhere: riding the rails with America’s hoboes by Ted Conover
How to be a Man: (and other illusions) by Duff McKagan
Before the Fall (a novel) by Noah Hawley
Prep-Ahead Meals from Scratch by Alea Milham
Koreatown: A Cookbook by Deuki Hong and Matt Rodnard
Disappearing Church: from cultural relevance to gospel resilience by Mark Sayers
Design Your Day: be more productive, set better goals and live life on purpose by Claire Diaz-Ortiz
Sea and Smoke: flavors from the untamed Pacific Northwest by Blaine Wetzel
Visual Theology: Seeing and understanding the truth about God by Tim Challies
Andy Warhol was a Hoarder: inside the minds of history’s great personalities by Claudia Kalb
Mind Hacking: how to change your mind for good in 21 days by Sir John Hargrave
Mexican Hat (a novel) by Michael McGarrity
Eat Street: the ManBQue guide to making street food at home by John Carruthers
The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
The Amish: a consist introduction by Steven Nolt
Prisoner of Heaven (a novel) by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Here’s what I’m currently reading:
• Facing Leviathan by Mark Sayer
• Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted Territory by Tod Bolsinger
• The Seven Levels of Intimacy by Matthew Kelly
• People to Be Loved: Why Homosexuality Is Not Just an Issue