Top Ten Tuesday ~ ten most recent additions to my book collection
Top Ten Tuesday is currently hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic for January 11 is "Most Recent Additions to My Book Collection." Here are my ten in alphabetical order:- Caterpillar Kisses: Lessons My Kindergarten Class Taught Me About Life ~ by Christine Pisera Naman, 2005, anecdotes, 100 pages
- Fresh Scars ~ by Donna Mumma, 2021, fiction, 305 pages
- From the Dark We Rise ~ by Marion Kummerow, 2021, historical fiction, 281 pages
- If God Is Love, Don't Be a Jerk: Finding a Faith That Makes Us Better Humans ~ by John Pavlovitz, 2021, religion, 245 pages
- A Long Walk to Water: Based on a True Story ~ by Linda Sue Park, 2010, children's historical fiction (Sudan), 122 pages
- Mrs. Peachtree and the Eighth Avenue Cat ~ by Erica Silverman, illustrations by Ellen Beier, 1994, children's picture book, 32 pages
- Oy Vey, Maria! : A Mrs. Kaplan Mystery ~ by Mark Reutlinger, 2021, cozy mystery, 186 pages
- The Social Construction of Reality: A Treatise in the Sociology of Knowledge ~ by Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckmann, 1966, sociology, 208 pages
- West with Giraffes ~ by Linda Rutledge, 2021, historical fiction, 381 pages
- When the Men Were Gone ~ by Marjorie Herrera Lewis, 2018, historical fiction, 219 pages
2 comments:
Bonnie, no one else accumulates such a lovely mix of picture books and philosophical texts along with a light mystery or two!
A Long Walk to Water is a really good one that I think you will enjoy.
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