September Reading List

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I have a huge pile of books. My reasoning is that I may be at the largely empty new house waiting for tradesmen etc. this week and may need something to do.

A lot of them I don't know if I like them, so will just start each one and see how it goes. I saw them on the net somewhere etc.

A Tapestry of Hope by Judith Miller & Tracie Peterson

I have started re-reading The Senator's Other Daughter by Stephen Bly.

Blood of the Prodigal by P. L Gaus
The Silver Brumby by Elyne Mitchell
A Change of Heart by Philip Gulley from August
A Woman's Place by Lynn Austin a southern book
The Widow's Club by Joyce Livingston
Remembering Babylon by David Malouf, an Koori story from August, I have half read it,
Hard Times by Charles Dickens
The Silent Frontier by Peter Watt
and Susan Wittig Alberts The Tale of Hill Top Farm from August reading list.

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I have only read The Widow's Club from that list so far. And skimmed The Silent Frontier.

outlaw's twin sister by Bly, Stephen
Whirlpool by McCourtney, Lorena

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Written on the wind / Pella, Judith.
Paul : by Wangerin, Walter
Firstborn by Hatcher, Robin Lee
Like a watered garden by Hill, Patti (Patti Ann)
Along came Jones by Windsor, Linda
Winter is past by Morren, Ruth Aztell
Victory Club by Hatcher, Robin Lee

These are other possibilities. I have the books, but may read some at a later date.

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My new book for my library is Rekindled by Tamera Alexander.

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[happyathome]

I am re-reading the Amish series, Annie's People" by Beverly Lewis. She has a few series based on the Amish that I have enjoyed. Also sitting by my chair is "Light in the Window by Jan Karon. Her Father Tim series is good, although I must confess, the last book, Light from Heaven is my favorite.

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Have you seen the Jan Karon cookbook happyathome?

[happyathome]

Yes. I haven't made the "Orange Marmalade Cake" yet, though when the orange tree ripens I should. I also like "Cooking From Quilt Country" by Marcia Adams and 'The Amish Cook" by Elizabeth Coblentz. Good stout fill-up-yer-tummy food! Plus GORGEOUS pictures of the countryside!

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happyathome said:

I am re-reading the Amish series, Annie's People" by Beverly Lewis. She has a few series based on the Amish that I have enjoyed.

The first Beverly Lewis book I tried to read I didn't like. I have just finished the first book in the Amish Country Crossroads series and loved that so will continue reading the series.