Book Tag
1.One book that changed my life: So You Want To Be A Stay At Home Mom by Cheryl Gochnauer
2.One book I have read more than once: The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy
3. One book I would want on a desert island: Celebration of Disipline by Richard Foster
4. One book that I tried to read but never finished for one reason or another: Nelson Mandella Biography--still got it on the shelf though and would love to finish it one day
5. One book that made me cry: Yada Yada Prayer Books (all of them) by Neta Jackson
6. One book I wish I had written: Harry Potter (sounds totally selfish and shallow but I'd be a millionaire!) by J.K. Rowling
7. One book I wish had never been written:
Evangelical Feminism and Biblical Truth: An Analysis of More Than 100 Dispute Questions by
Wayne Grudem (Grudem's narrow view of women makes me want to scream)
8. A classic that I love: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin
9. Longest book I've ever read: The Lord of the Rings trilogy by Tolkien
10. Booktag five other people: Grace, Kelsey, Jon (only got 3)
11. One book I would like to see made into a movie: Spiritual Midwifery by Ina May Gaskin (it is a non-fiction book but it would be really cool to see a movie documentary about The Farm (her midwifery clinic) and all those cool natural births!
12. My current favorite: So That's What They're For! by Janet Tamaro
13. One young adult book I always recommend: Queen Bees and Wannabees by Rosalind Wiseman
14. Genre I tend to ignore: Romance
I'm a Texan born woman transplanted across the ocean to live in England with my husband and four boys. Aside from being a stay-at-home mom, I teach birth classes for couples who want to birth naturally. My blog is about my life and how I stay sane through it all.
2 comments:
Amen to your Wayne Grudem answer! Good grief!!! =P
Ewan sure is a compassionate little guy - thinking of the baby =).
Have you looked at that book? It is always nice to find other people that aren't keen on Grudem's view of women. Jon's dad gave him a copy and I had to try really hard not to throw it at the wall or burn it.
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