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A couple months ago I had the privilege of reading both, Fields of the Fatherless and Red Letters by Tom Davis. Both are wonderful reads and highly recommended, especially if you have a heart for orphans!
I just finished Gifted Hands an autobiography by Ben Carson. A wonderful story of sticking with it through tough times. I will save it for Caleb to read later.
I also finished a biography on George Muller by Roger Steer. It has been a while since I had read on about him and I really enjoyed this one.
I also finished a biography on George Muller by Roger Steer. It has been a while since I had read on about him and I really enjoyed this one.
Adopted for life is a wonderful life which parallels our adoption in Christ to adoption of orphans now. Wonderful!
I just got Does Anybody Else Look Like Me? I have only read the first chapter, but it looks very promising and informative on raising children in a multi-racial family.
I just got Does Anybody Else Look Like Me? I have only read the first chapter, but it looks very promising and informative on raising children in a multi-racial family.
I am about half way done with This Voice in My Heart, a autobiography by Gilbert Tuhabonye. It is his story of surviving the genocide in his home country of Burundi and his life before and after. He is a man of faith and a runner, so I originally purchased this book for Drew and both he and David have read it. I am enjoying it, though it may be too graphic in some places for certain people.
These two books I am eagerly awaiting. Priceless and Scared, by Tom Davis. Priceless is not yet released, but I have it on order along with Scared. They are fictional accounts of Orphans--Scared and Human Trafficking--Priceless.
These two books I am eagerly awaiting. Priceless and Scared, by Tom Davis. Priceless is not yet released, but I have it on order along with Scared. They are fictional accounts of Orphans--Scared and Human Trafficking--Priceless.
Maybe you see something you have read or were wanting to read. Leave me a note and we can compare our thoughts. Or if you have any other recommendations, leave those too. At some point I will be done with graduations and weddings and down to two kids at home, then I am thinking I may have too much time on my hands. I would rather have a good book!!!
2 comments:
These soudn awesome! Do you buy all of the books yourselves? I have been reading more too-- most recently I read Small Town Big Miracles about a small community adopting 72 children from foster care. It was great! Let me know if you ever want to do a book swap or something.
Only 2 kids at home? Wow ... what a concept! I could loan you a few if you get too bored. You know ... a couple of my little elementary school kids could to a "semester abroad" but not quite abroad. :)
Hugs!
laurel :)
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