Wednesday, 3 January 2024

List of Favorite Books 2024

Favourite Books 2024

(Note: this list will grow and be updated through out the year.)


Curse of the Seawolf - Nick Donnelly
Wyverns Never Die - Declan Finn - Honeymoon from Hell Book 3
A Very Chapel Falls Christmas - Amanda Lauer
Holy Flying Pumpkins! - Legend Fiction
Our Lady of Guadalupe - Barbara Calamari and Sandra DiPasqua
The Dwarf's Dryad - Cedar Sanderson
The Ave Treasury of Catholic Prayers - Ave Maria Press
31 Days with Mary - Maria Alinne Costa
Ordinary Time: Finding Holiness in Everyday Life - Fr.  Mike Schmitz - Homilies Book 2
Savannah Paranormal Detective Agency - Patrick Abbott
Story of a Soul - St. Therese of Lisieux - Ascension Catholic Classics
Murder at Penwood Manor - Antony Barone Kolenc - The Harwood Mysteries Book 5
Essential prayers for the Dead - Sr. Mary Leonora Wilson FSP
Prayer Today: A Challenge to Overcome - Cardinal Angelo Comastri - CTS Notes on Prayer Book 1
The Screwtape Letters - C.S. Lewis - Ransom Cycle Book 3
The Prayer of Mary and the Saints Who Met Her - Sr Catherine Aubin, OP - CTS Notes on Prayer Book 7
Make friends with the Angels - Sister Emmanuel Maillard
Praying with Saints and Sinners - Fr Paul Brendan Murray, OP - CTS Notes on Prayer Book 4
The Parables of Prayer - Msgr Antonio Pitta - CTS Notes on Prayer Book 5
Praying with the Psalms - Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi - CTS Notes on Prayer Book 2
The Devil's Ransom - Antony Barone Kolenc - The Harwood Mysteries Book 6
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I started keeping track of the books I finished reading in October of 1995, and movies watched in January of 1996. and Catholic Books by year since 2016. I have lists for:

I also do a Top Ten List of books each quarter and for the year. They can be found here. I was also asked to pick a Top Ten Catholic Books I have read, you can find that list here (and occasionally I add a note when I come across something exceptional.)

In April of 2023 I wrote a piece called How I Read So Much? Because I get asked the question so often, read the piece linked above if you are looking for some ideas on ways to read more. 



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