What are you currently reading?

[Bernadette]

Just picked up this:



https://www.amazon.com/Napoleon-Life-Andrew-Roberts-ebook/dp/B00INIXLPW/ref=sr_1_1_twi_kin_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1477233379&sr=8-1&keywords=napoleon+a+life+by+andrew+roberts

which I've wanted ever since it came out. On sale for $2.99 today, so too good to pass up.

[Bernadette]

Cheaper by the Dozen. 

[Prayerful]

Just picked up this:



https://www.amazon.com/Napoleon-Life-Andrew-Roberts-ebook/dp/B00INIXLPW/ref=sr_1_1_twi_kin_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1477233379&sr=8-1&keywords=napoleon+a+life+by+andrew+roberts

which I've wanted ever since it came out. On sale for $2.99 today, so too good to pass up.

I think Andrew Roberts is over positive towards this destroyer of ancient kingdoms, duchies and abbacies.

[maryslittlegarden]

Cheaper by the Dozen. 

Like that one, too

The original movie with Clifton Web and Myrna Loy is great.

[ABlaine]

Finishing War and and La Chute, beginning Augustine's Confessions right now. My grandmother sent me Hundrearingen Som Klatret Ut Gjennom Vinduet Og Forsvant, not really sure how I am going to find time for all of this...

I guess I can finally give up Reddit or something for good.

[Clare]

Till We Have Faces, C.S. Lewis

[Bernadette]

Cheaper by the Dozen. 

Like that one, too

The original movie with Clifton Web and Myrna Loy is great.

Now it's The Egg and I (again). Somehow, even with all of the sarcasm and hyperbole, it always makes me want to live on a farm somewhere. But not in Oregon.

[red solo cup]

The Christian Century in Japan 1549-1650 by C.R.Boxer. A fascinating read.

[martin88nyc]

Story of American Catholicism by Theodore Maynard

[piabee]

My friend lent me the first Poldark book.

[red solo cup]

Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. The author spent 7 days in a coma due to bacterial meningitis and had a profound Near Death Experience.
Alexander is an experienced neurosurgeon and his account is thought provoking.

[Bernadette]

Getting ready to start Hillaire Belloc's Cautionary Verses. https://archive.org/details/hilairebellocsc00bell I've read ordinary children's moral literature, so I'm looking forward to this...quirky variety.

[Christina_S]

The Man Who Was Thursday by good ol' Chesterton.

[martin88nyc]

Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. The author spent 7 days in a coma due to bacterial meningitis and had a profound Near Death Experience.
Alexander is an experienced neurosurgeon and his account is thought provoking.

My neighbor ,just yesterday, read me a poem from this book. His friend died a couple of days ago and he wants to read it at the wake.
PS: Are his, the author's, experiences in line with true doctrine? I mean there are many book on this subject but most of them are just sappy protestant "babble".

[red solo cup]

Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. The author spent 7 days in a coma due to bacterial meningitis and had a profound Near Death Experience.
Alexander is an experienced neurosurgeon and his account is thought provoking.

My neighbor ,just yesterday, read me a poem from this book. His friend died a couple of days ago and he wants to read it at the wake.
PS: Are his, the author's, experiences in line with true doctrine? I mean there are many book on this subject but most of them are just sappy protestant "babble".

When it comes to doctrine, I'm the last person to ask.  Before his experience, the author was a tepid Episcopalian. The book was recommended to me by my RCIA instructor years ago but I recently came across a free copy. The writer didn't seem to be a kook.