I’m looking forward to meeting with my book group this afternoon. Our November book is JUST TAKE MY HEART by Mary Higgins Clark.
Our December selection is A SIMPLE AMISH CHRISTMAS by Vannetta Chapman. Check out her website at http://www.vannettachapman.com/
Q4U: What are you currently reading?
PS. Don’t forget to post at our November Free Books! We’ll be drawing for the give-away on November 30.
Congrats to Patti Kinjorski Gerbig who won our June 2019 FREE BOOK!! Patti, message me your address and I’ll send Emily & Einstein your way! Happy Reading! Sue
Congratulations to Darlene Michalski Krzycki! Darlene, you’ve won our little cookbook, SCRUMPTIOUS PIES AND TARTS by Linda Collister! I’ll be sure to send the book your way ASAP, Darlene. Happy Cooking! By the way, Darlene says she loves all kinds of pie, but, if she had to choose just one, it would probably be apple!…
Many of us recently enjoyed a television “invitation” to a royal wedding, so I thought it might be appropriate for this month’s books to be set in Great Britian. The winner of our May 31 drawing will have the choice of: THE FINAL CRUMPET by Ron and Janet Benrey. From the back cover, “When Nigel OWen and Flick…
This month’s free books include two page turners. One by Karen Kingsbury and the other by Kathleen Grissom. The Karen Kingsbury book, EVERY NOW AND THEN, is the story of Alex Brady whose father (a fireman) died in the twin towers attack. After his father’s death, Alex turned away from God and his family. Now 25…
Our first give-away book for December is PERIL from the very talented writer, Jordyn Redwood.PERIL kept me reading late into the night with my heart in my throat! From the back cover: “Pediatric nurse Morgan Adams feels like she can’t face life much longer. Her infant daughter is dead, her own kidneys are failing…When a…
ALMOST HEAVEN by Chris Fabry is about as close to heaven as you can get with a book. I absolutely loved this story, the characters and the author’s skill in word use. Not only is ALMOST HEAVEN a Christy Award Winner, it’s also a Christian Book Award winner. From the back cover: “Some people say…
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Hi Sue,
I’m still making my way through the Bible again, now in the Psalms. I’m also reading two other books of daily readings, one is the devotional My Utmost for His Highest – selections for every day – Oswald Chambers, the other is Moments of Peace in the Presence of God – reflections on God’s Gift of Love, Hope and Happiness.
I’m really not reading as much as I would like to this month because of participating in NaNoWriMo and also PiBoIdMo, but, I have some wonderful books to get lost in when I can get back at it. 🙂
How is the NaNoWriMo going for you? Writing a book in a month seems like an impossible task! I’ve not heard of PiBoIdMo. What does that stand for?
I love the devotional, My Utmost for His Highest. I read it again and again. My devotional now is a Fisherman Study, “Who is The Holy Spirit?” I’m learning a lot!
Hi, i’m writing from Mexico, i sent you an email, please, please read it, i will thank you a lot.
xoxo
Hello Itzel, Yes I read your email. I don’t think I have any more copies in Spanish, but I’ll look through my archives to be sure. Thank you for writing. God bless you, Sue
Hi Sue,
I’m sorry I missed your reply till now. I was very busy in November – may I use that as my excuse? 🙂
In answer to your questions:
For NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), writing 50K words in 30 days was quite a challenge, but I did it! It was my first attempt and I was a little concerned near the end that I wasn’t going to make it. Even though I wrote the required number of words (plus 265 more) my story isn’t completed, so I will have to work on that more later. I left off with three conflicts to be resolved.
PiBoIdMo stands for Picture Book Ideas Month. For the month of November participants write an idea a day – could be a title, or a story theme, or the name of a character or whatever would work in a picture book. I finished with 44 ideas.
The next thing is to finish my ‘novel’, and pull together one or two picture books. 🙂
BUSY! That’s an understatement, Lynn. I don’t know how you managed to write 50,000 words in 30 days! Yikes! Thank you for your explanations of NaNoWriMo and PiBoIdMo. Up until a couple of months ago, I’d never heard of either. Amazing how much more connected everyone is now that we have the various social medias.