I have been on a bit of a reading frenzy as of late and I would love it if you all would be so kind as to recommend something new for me to check out. Below is a list of what I have recently completed so that you may know my taste.
"Girl Meets God" by Lauren Winner
"How We Are Hungry" by Dave Eggers
"Velvet Elvis" by Rob Bell
"Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven..." by David Crowder
"Diety Formerly Known as God" by Jarrett Stevens
"Less Than Zero" by Brett Easton Ellis
"Me Talk Pretty One Day" by David Sedaris
"Baptist Faith & Message; Revised Edition" by H. Herschel Hobbes
"The Town That Forgot How To Breath" by Kenneth Harvey
I look forward to your suggestions.
"Girl Meets God" by Lauren Winner
"How We Are Hungry" by Dave Eggers
"Velvet Elvis" by Rob Bell
"Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven..." by David Crowder
"Diety Formerly Known as God" by Jarrett Stevens
"Less Than Zero" by Brett Easton Ellis
"Me Talk Pretty One Day" by David Sedaris
"Baptist Faith & Message; Revised Edition" by H. Herschel Hobbes
"The Town That Forgot How To Breath" by Kenneth Harvey
I look forward to your suggestions.
posted by Rob @ 9:01 AM
4 Comments:
At 1:44 PM,
Anonymous said…
Good books.
Howabout The Challenge of Jesus by N.T. Wright? Paradigm-shifting stuff there.
At 8:01 PM,
Lost but now I am Found said…
Hi Rob!
I think you should give your mind an easy read and try "Marley and Me" written by John Grogan.
It may stimulate some of the emotional sides.... not so much the intellectual side!
Rachel
At 12:49 AM,
Rev. Scott Schultz said…
I second the Challenge of Jesus recommendation. That book blew my mind and through my paradigms completely out of whack. You will never read the parables (let alone the Gospels) the same.
At 10:06 PM,
Quinn said…
I just finished reading a book called Texaco for one of my classes. It's about... well, it's about a lot of things. Imperialism, the human spirit, race, salvation.. the list could go on. I would try to give you a brief plot synopsis, but that would be impossible. So, if you want something extremely challenging, but also extremely rewarding, you may want to give it a whirl.
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