2015
1. Heads in Beds: a reckless memoir of hotels, hustles, and so-called hospitality – Jacob Tomsky
2. Being Mortal: medicine and what matters in the end – Atul Gawande
3. Gone Girl – Gillian Flynn
4. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks – Rebecca Skloot
5. Bridge to Haven – Francine Rivers
6. Out of the Silent Planet – C. S. Lewis
7. My Sister’s Keeper – Jodi Piccoult
8. To Kill a Mockingbird – Harper Lee
9. Go Set a Watchman – Harper Lee
10. Room – Emma Donahue
11. Counter Culture – David Platt
12. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime – Mark Haddon
13. State of Wonder – Ann Patchett
14. Financial Peace Revisited – Dave Ramsey
15. The Dating Manifesto: a drama-free plan for pursuing marriage with purpose – Lisa Anderson
16. The Invisible Girls: a memoir – Sarah Thebarge
17. The Astronauts’ Wives Club: a true story – Lily Koppel
18. How We Got to Now: six innovations that made the modern world – Steven Johnson
19. Every Good Endeavor: connecting your work to God’s work– Timothy Keller
20. My Name is Asher Lev – Chaim Potok
21. Dracula – Bram Stoker
22. One Thousand Gifts: a dare to life fully right where you are – Ann Voskamp
23. The Girl on the Train – Paula Hawkins
24. Mindwise: how we understand what others think, believe, feel, and want – Nicholas Epley
25. Joy to the World: an advent journey through the songs of Christmas – Ray Pritchard
26. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever – Barbara Robinson
Red = B Clubbin reads
Blue = Book Club Part Deux reads
Partial reads:
- IQ: a smart history of a failed idea – Stephen Murdoch
- Smokejumper: a memoir by one of America’s most select airborne firefighters – Jason A. Ramos and Julian Smith
- 101 Questions to Ask Before You Get Engaged – H. Norman Wright
- Plunder and Deceit: big government’s exploitation of young people and the future – Mark R. Levin
- Gilead – Marilynne Robinson
2 comments:
I think it's hysterical that you didn't finish Gilead!!! Told you so.
If you could only pick ONE book from your list to recommend, which would it be?
How We Got to Now would be my recommendation.
Of course, if you prefer fiction then I'd say The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.
Spiritual growth nomination goes to Counter Culture.
And, finally, I would say the one that made a significant impact on my perspective, particularly how I view aging, would be Being Mortal.
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