Books I Read in 2025
The list, my star rating, and some notes. In 2018 I started trying to keep a count and list of all the books I read in a year, in addition to the longer entries about particular books.
Family Family by Laurie Frankel
Very fun book that explores families, parenting, adoption, and great characters with lots of funny lines and humorous pearls of wisdom. Highly recommend!
“Routine is disguised ritual.”
Routine things you do throughout the day can be a good way to keep yourself aware of God’s presence—and love.
Holy Ground
I like the thought that we are always walking on holy ground, as Brian Doyle writes.
Sucker? Mooch?
From a funny “This American Life” episode to remembering Jesus looking at us in love.
What he *didn’t* say…
That passage where Jesus tells the story of the separation of the sheep and goats—it’s pretty significant what he didn’t say.