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2024 Reading Wrap-up

 You set off on thrilling quests, traversed landscapes of the heart, and engaged in introspective musings. I had a big jump in both books and pages read this year. I attribute a fair bit of that to some writer's block that I've been working through. I've been writing a book for the past three years that contains both memoir and theology. The memoir part of it is in a good place, but transitioning to writing more polished theology felt daunting. I took a step away from my book and focused on doing some research reading. I definitely got through more theology books this year than other years, and I'm so glad that I did. The theology books that I read were some of my favorites of the year. I also have jumped on to the Romantasy bandwagon. They are just fun books. It is fun reading fun books. Sci-Fi/Fantasy The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley The River Enchanted by Rebecca Ross The Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler The Unicorn Chronicles by Bruce Coville Kingdom on Fir...

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