My Pile of Books

There are probably a few more non-fiction books floating around my house, but for the most part these are the books that I have in my pile of books to read. The top two are the only ones that I've started. Also notable, there are two fiction books in this pile. Normally fiction books don't make it into my pile simply because I read them too quickly. But those two arrived today and they're the last two books in a trilogy. I stayed up really late a couple of nights this past weekend reading the first book. It's been a long time since I've read like that and I realized that I miss it. Those two fiction books will probably get devoured before any of the others.


A Love That Multiplies: An Up-Close View of How They Make it Work by Michelle & Jim Bob Duggar
I love the Duggars!

Uncompromising by Hannah Farver
I'm hoping this might end up being a good book to pass onto my high school girls.


Note To Self by Joe Thorn
This might end up being a good devotional type thing.

Erasing Hell by Francis Chan
I read everything that Francis Chan writes (and he's going to be in Phoenix this weekend! Woot!).

Weird: Because Normal Isn't Working by Mike Groeschel
I've heard good things about this book and I'm hoping I'm going to like it more than Radical.

You Lost Me by David Kinnaman 
This is a follow-up to another book that was about what "outsiders" think of the church. It looks at why so many young adults leave the church after being a part of it. Should be interesting.

Catching Fire and Mocking Jay by Suzanne Collins
These are the fiction books I was talking about. Take a look at The Hunger Games for more info.


Quitter by Jon Acuff
This is the guy who writes Stuff Christians Like (the blog) and he's always enjoyable to read. Plus I like reading books on careers.

Not A Fan by Kyle Idleman
This was an impulse purchase. We'll see what comes of it.


What Is The Mission of the Church? by Kevin DeYoung
Despite some theological differences that I have with Kevin DeYoung, I usually enjoy most of what he writes so I decided to get his latest book.


Anyone read any of these? Any thoughts?