I is for iced coffee (on the way back from a accident call for which I translated, we stopped for coffee. This picture was a hit and run accident, but the poor foreigner driving did not realize he hit the mirror. episodes meaning occurrences, or happenings at the station. Let me know if you want to borrow one for free!Į is for episodes ( I couldn’t think of a better word…. Oh and some of these, I can lend out to others. Love at the Speed of Email by Lisa McKay. The musings of a doctor facing death.īeginnings: How We Experience the New Birth by Stephen Smallman. When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi.
Is he in heaven, is he in hell, that elusive Scarlet Pimpernel? The title basically says it all.Ī Tangled Web by L.M Montgomery. Human Trafficking Around the World: Hidden in Plain Sight by Stephanie Hepburn and Rita Simon. The oddly moving story of a poverty-stricken family living in an old castle. Intriguing story of a boy from a conservative Amish setting. The story of a missionary couple in one of the most dangerous countries in the world.Įmma by Jane Austen. Another book I had for a class focusing on social issues. A powerfully written story of a Nepali girl trafficked in India. A book I had for one of my lit classes at school about a man walking across Afghanistan. A story of a Christian’s survival during the Khmer Rouge. Young adult story of a girl during World War 2. The War that Saved my Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley. A mystery case by one of my favorite authors. The Case is Closed by Patricia Wentworth. A book on prayer.įlame and Shadow by Sara Teasdale. Interesting insights on hospitality from a former atheist. The Gospel Comes with a House Key Rosaria Butterfield. The story of a Christian in the Soviet Union. The story of an orphan girl who is sent to college and writes letters to her mysterious benefactor, known to her as Daddy Long Legs.
Below I have included a few of them with links to the Amazon page and a short description. This is also in no way an exhaustive list of the books on my Kindle since right now I have about 270 books altogether. I hesitate to recommend anything because what may be good reading material for me may not reach other people’s standards, but I still love browsing through other people’s bookshelves, so I guess in a way this lets you browse my bookshelves. Here is a list of some of the books that are on my Kindle. So, I am always grateful for any recommendations of Kindle books. Kindle is great, but one of the problems with it is that often I get a book that looks like a good one, only to disgustedly toss it aside (or in reality delete it) because of the content. Perhaps love is too mild a word, but I don’t know what other word to use. I love it when other people give me book recommendations.
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