Books to read.

"It is what you read when you don't have to that determines
what you will be when you can't help it."
~Oscar Wilde

I began writing a list of books to read in 2014 some weeks ago. But I am inspired by a fellow blogger, JD Luse to "publish" my list of reading. If you read through this list and feel it is wanting a title or two, put your suggestions in a comment and if they be worthy books, I will add them to the list. {this last part is read with an uppity British accent} Eh-hem. To the list!

 

• Desiring God by: John Piper
• A Dance for Two by: Alan Lightman
• Mere Christianity by: C.S Lewis
• Bleak House by: Charles Dickens
• All of Grace by: Charles Spurgeon
• The Joyful Christian by: C.S Lewis
• It's Not That Complicated by: Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin
• Hitler's Pope by: John Cornwell
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame by: Victor Hugo
• Agnes Grey by: Ann Bronte
• Deitrich Bonhoeffer by: Eric Metaxes
• Practicing the Presence of God by: Brother Lawrence
• Les Miserables by: Victor Hugo
• The Screwtape Letters by: C.S Lewis 
• A Sweet and Bitter Providence by: John Piper
• Mastering the Art of French Cooking by: Julia Child, Louisette Bertholle, Simone Beck
• Treasure Island by: Robert Louis Stevenson
• Wonderstruck by: Brian Selznick
• The Stars by: H. A. Rey
• The Hawk and The Dove trilogies by: Penelope Willcock

Some of these titles are re-reads. Some, I will encounter for the first time.

"If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again,
there is no use in reading it at all."
~Oscar Wilde