What We've Been Reading || Our Top Rated June 2024 Books!

[@ccbarr58]

So nice to see I'm not the only one who reads multiple books at a time.😊

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

Amen!

[@LenaSheppard]

Thanks for sharing your reads. They all sound interesting. Thank you so much for all the work that you do with VBS & confirmation. I appreciate you so, so much for being here !

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

Thank you, Lena! You are always a bright light for us :)

[@CS-zp3to]

I love to read too! I read three books in June: Spaceman from Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfar, Trigger Warning by Neil Gaiman and A Street Cat Named Bob by James Bowen. Right now I'm over half way through Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

We love Bob! We have read all the books about him :) Frankenstein is a good one. Thanks for sharing your reads with us :)

[@ccbarr58]

Spaceman from Bohemia sounds great...I'm bohemian too

[@CS-zp3to]

@@ccbarr58 😃

[@georgeceremuga5881]

Thank you for the kind and "joyful" review of my book "My 50-Day Pentecost in the Holy Land." The bike ride around the Sea of Galilee was a "Godcident" as well as shucking artichokes with two Muslim women for an hour while drinking coffee and eating crackers. I am glad this book makes you smile and fills you with joy. Lead with Love !

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

There is so much goodness in this book! The Five Pillars of Wellness are awesome… love them!

[@georgeceremuga5881]

God’s model of healthcare…Lead with Love ❤

[@MargaretUIUC]

I started (but haven't yet finished) Otherlands: A Journey through Earth's Extinct Worlds, by Thomas Halliday. It's a series of chapters on the early physical world and its ecosystems as it may have been during various epochs in history. Interesting read for those with a scientific bent.

[@CS-zp3to]

Oh, that sounds really good. I'm going to add it to my wish book list.

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

Sounds intriguing!

[@MargaretUIUC]

@@catholicmomanddaughter So far it's better than the dinosaur book!

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

@@MargaretUIUC Lol, ack- the dinosaur book! That was something

[@chrissis111]

I write mystery books with a "catholic backdrop", like a catholic ribbon running through them. Can I send you both a set of the books to read? I would love to hear your review about them. My author name is R Shannon. 😁

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

Hello- can you contact us about this via email? Our address is in the description box. Thanks!

[@jencarrier]

The All Things Catholic book looks interesting. I'm halfway through a different book by John Taylor Gatto called Dumbing us Down.

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

How do you like that one? Is it just a collection of his speeches? He definitely has a lot to say!

[@jencarrier]

@@catholicmomanddaughter I am liking it. Yes, it is a collection of speeches and essays, but it is very well written and eye opening!

[@sudio143]

I read Messina in June on Kate's recommendation. I really enjoyed it and look forward to reading the other books in the series. I also read The Marian Option by Carrie Gress and an ebook about Mother Cabrini. Now I am working on The Reed of God by Caryll Houselander which is really lovely so far and also a book called Clare and Her Sisters by Madeline Pecora Nugent. I have not read much of it yet but it is a historical fiction about St. Clare. I am also reading How They Love Mary which I heard about on your channel. My book wish list has gotten much longer after watching your videos. :)

[@catholicmomanddaughter]

What a great book list you have going! Thank you for sharing :) Please let us know how you like the book about St. Clare… sounds very interesting!