Johann Sebastian Bach (Christian Encounters Series) by Rick MARSCHALL 161 pages This book counts for My Dewey Decimal Challenge and for The 2011 Non-Fiction Challenge MY THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS BOOK This book was available for free for review on Booksneeze, and as I had not read anything about musicians for a while, I thought I [...]
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31 Mar
Read in March 2011
March has been flying so quickly, and I thought I had not read much this past month; this probably reflects my frustration when, after my morning online French tutoring, and my afternoon work at the library, I cannot enjoy a good few hours of leisurely reading because I have to work on some major translation [...]
10 Mar
The Band that Played On
The Band that Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic by Steve TURNER 221 pages ISBN-13: 978-1595552198 (Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson) This book counts for My Dewey Decimal Challenge and for The 2011 Non-Fiction Challenge Many books and documents have been published on the tragedy [...]
1 Mar
Read in February 2011
Strangely enough, although the month of February had only 28 days, I could not wait for it to finish. Is it with the illusion that spring would be here on March 1st? Certainly not in the Midwest… And so, as snowy, gloomy and cold days follow one another without much change, my list of read [...]
25 Feb
Good books for your week-end 2/26-27
GOOD BOOKS FOR YOUR WEEK-END 02/26-27/2011 Spring is not yet here folks, so why not hibernate a bit longer in a good book? Here is a list of goodies for you, and from now on, I’ll try to give you the link of the blog where I found it first. 2 advantages to that: 1. [...]
21 Feb
In Constant Prayer
In Constant Prayer by Robert BENSON 173 p. ISBN 978-0-8499-4603-5. (Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson) This book counts for My Dewey Decimal Challenge The author, part of the Episcopalian Tradition, is renowned for his writings on how to live a more contemplative and prayerful life in the modern world. In this very accessible book, [...]
