my book list

Those of you who supper at our table.....

know about my fondness for Vietre dinnerware.
This fine pottery is handmade in Italy.
I have been collecting it for years.

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On our trip to Florida last week,

I found the above pieces in a boutique in St. Augustine.
They were offered for sale at half price and I scooped them up.

I also found the above tablecloth on sale as well.

You know the rest of that story.

I have all kinds of decorating plans going on in my head for these items.

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Yesterday on Facebook there came around this statement...

List the first 15 books you think of that you have read & that impacted you.

Since reading is a passion for me I sat down and created my list immediately.

Here it is.....

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1. The Bible (my life depends on it)

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2 Assurance of Salvation (have read it twice....every believer should)

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3. Winds of War (a saga of WW II - I can't get enough)

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4. The Great Doctrines of the Bible (taught me to love the truth of God's word)

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5. Total Truth ( in this world where "the lie" is considered truth, this is a must read)

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6. War & Rememberance (more WW II - a continuation of Winds of War)

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7. The Thorn Birds (this story haunts me to this day)

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8. Isacc's Storm (this got me started loving weather related disaster books)

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9. Pilgrim's Progress (love to think of this as I plod through life)

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10. Pompeii ( I have to go there one day to stand in the midst of this place)

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11. Winnie the Pooh (I decorated David's nursery in Winnie because of this book)

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12. The Footsteps of the Messiah (reading now...mesmerized - deals with the end times)

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13. Rebecca (a classic that has stuck with me)

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14. Charlotte's Web (I read this every year to my third grade class)

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15. Gone With the Wind (read as a teenager...made me glad to be a southern girl)

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16. Martin L. Jones Commentary on Romans chapter 6 (this changed my life)

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This list is not in any way comprehensive.

It will change over time.

These were the ones that jumped out at me.

I would love to see yours.

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cathy

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What do you think of this format?

The black was not well recieved.