Asking the question yesterday about 'What Films people Re-watch' made me think about 're'-doing other things. So I'd like to follow up with the question:
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Gary has been involved in printing the Scriptures for 20 years, enjoys photography and rambling online
I've started reading Joy Unspeakable by Lloyd Jones about 5 times - this last time I nearly got there too - but it beat me again! Its far too long!
books I re-read...
1. the Bible
2. the Valley of Vision
3. Morning and Evening by Spurgeon
4. Till we have Faces by CS Lewis
5. Safely Home by Randy Alcorn
6. The Martyr's Song by Ted Dekker
those would be my top 6 but there are many others I re-read too. :)
Great question, can't wait to hear other's responses so I can have some other books to add to my list!
Books I have read more than once;
'The Bible'
'Spurgeon's Devotional Bible'
'No Compromise' - The Life Story of Keith Green (written by his wife Melody Green)
'The Genesis Record' - Henry Morris
'Every Man's Battle'
The Bible goes without saying.
The Little House Series--just about every year, since I was very young.
All Jane Austen's books
The Tightwad Gazette
For some reason my answer is amusing to me.
Having kids gives me a great excuse to reread my childhood favorites with them, like the Ramona books.
Relevant? I take it that it keeps drawing you back or are you just determined to read it?
Emily, yeh seeing what other say is a great way of getting recommendations
TIm you love Genesis, cant believe you reread the genesis record
Jeana my son loves a book called Somwhere to stay, about a bear, cant wait to he's older and I can revisit some childhood favs. Thanks for reminding me that I have this to look forward to.
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