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#mischiefandmayhem - Here's my answers:
1. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (actually the whole series) by Holly Jackson
2. The chill in the air and the beautiful colors of the leaves.
3. Mysteries - cozy and not-so-cozy
4. Reading lots of Halloween/spooky books with my team and all the games
5. A parade, children in their costumes, barbecued ham sandwiches and pumpkin-carving at Grandma's with all of our family.

Happy #Scarathlon

I can't say pick nor can I say pan. I think it is necessary for people to read this style of book. I find that there are a few things I can agree with the authors on. Very few. The rest is terrible, eisegetic drivel. The authors blatantly disregard the Old Testament in establishing their beliefs. Everything we see today in "church" is pagan in origin. Seriously. Tithe? Pagan. Buildings? Pagan. This is the theology that damages.

So many new choices. I'll start with this one. The stats will be solid with George Barna involved

#bookhaul today. Finally got Inheritance by Paolini. Problem: I have yet to read 2 and 3. #booknerdproblems The Vines is reference. The rest....apologetics and research works.

So I have been a bit MIA on here and partly in the Crew Groups, but I would like to change that!! I thought this would be a fun game to play. Leave a number in the comments and I will answer honestly…. I may regret this… but let‘s do this!!!

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Saw this on FB today and had to laugh. 😂 Tagged is my most recent book purchase. What was the last book you acquired? 📚

This was an interesting book to read in the midst of our current time where there has been much quarantine and isolation. I agree with the premise of the book that need to be with people in order to really be known and to grow in our faith. I enjoyed the book and felt that it gave me encouragement and more to think about. It did get a little long for me toward the end.

When the Church Was a Family was an incredible, eye opening read. It was encouraging to read something affirming the way I‘ve life I‘ve come to enjoy with my life group network that functions more like house churches than a small group. It was fascinating to learn the theories and biblical basis for the structure of our groups.

1) Librarian, currently at a middle/high school
2) None
3) Paranormal romance/urban fantasy
4) Briggs? Singh? Ward? Neill? Somebody else?
5) Tea mugs and totes
6) I give it a go every now and again, but I'm terrible at taking the time to write things down.
7) Tea
8) I started this year, and I kind of enjoy it
9) Blue and green, and sometimes purple

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I‘m excited to participate in the celebratory readathon in honor of #MrBook1inaMillion 🥳 Picking 📚 is fun!

I‘ll be continuing two books I‘m currently reading-Great Expectations by Charles Dickens using the Serial Reader app and Jim Kay illustrated Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Looking forward to starting Salvation of the Saint by Keigo Higashino, Transcription by Kate Atkinson and Belonging by Nora Krug.

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