29. “If You Really Loved Me” by Jason Evert
A very good book, lots of factual information, but also lots of practical info on love, life, and relationships.
Tragically, school is starting now, so my book reading will probably slow down a bit as I get stuck reading textbooks, but I do have two books I’m in the process of reading right now, both religious, one is “Treatise on the True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin” by St. Louis de Montfort, and “The Practice of the Presence of God” by Brother Lawrence. After those two, it’ll probably be mainly technical books I get stuck reading, haha.
Aug 31, 12:39AM PDT | 0 comments
Not in the same book, although that would be a pretty epic combination.
27. “Dreamcatcher” by Stephen King
28. “St. Joan of Arc” by John Beevers
Honestly, I think I liked the ending of Dreamcatcher in the movie better than in the book. St. Joan of Arc is awesome too. I don’t think anyone can deny that a 17-year-old girl, leading an army against English longbowmen, the deadliest soldiers in the Middle Ages, and defeating them or scaring them away at every turn, is totally badass. You have no concept of badass if you can’t picture that as being badass.
Aug 04, 07:23PM PDT | 0 comments
26. “Love is Stronger than Death” by Dr. Peter Kreeft
A good philosophical read, tough to understand at points, but I think his final section, the “gut” of the book, as opposed to the mind, sums up pretty much all of the stuff you might not have understood with your mind.
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