It is a new year, it's 2021, we
are now out of lockdown, but I am still finding time to read.
As I managed 152 books in 2020, I
thought would up the ante and go for 155 in 2021. Between January and June, I
was able to read 95 books and now July has ended I am up to 104 as I managed to
read 10 this month. So now I have another 51 to read before reaching my target.
So what are the 10 books I read
in July?
Crime
- The Dying Detective by Leif GW Perrson
- Bedlam by LJ Ross
- Dying Inside by Damien Boyd
- Marshlight by Joy Ellis
Fiction
- Everything I’ve Never Told You by Celeste Ng
Christian
- Chosen by David Barr
- Arriving Well by Cate Brubeter
- We Need to Talk About Race by Ben Lindsay
Children
- Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L Travers
Biographies
- That’s Another Story by Julie Walters
Recommended Books
I really recommend We Need to Talk about Race by Ben Lindsay. The subtitle of this book is Understanding the Black Experience in White Majority
Churches. This book offers eye-opening insights into the black religious experiences,
challenging the status quo in white-majority churches. The book is filled with
examples from real-life stories including Ben’s own story of how they as Black
people have felt within white churches. Ben shows us how we can work together
as a church to create a truly inclusive community and accept each other the way
God accepts us – as his children.
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