Mom's Book List for 2016

Our Must Read Books for 2016 {Dad & Mum's Book Stand}

It is 2016 and a new year has started. A year of new beginnings and new resolutions. Among these new resolutions is reading more books. So for this second post of the year I will share with you my list of must read for this year. I will aim at 2 books/month.

Homeschooling and housewife related:

January : Love the Journey (finish) - Marcia Sommerville

February: Age of Opportunity (finish) - Paul Tripp

March: Simply Homeschool - Karen Debeus

April: When a Woman Inspires her Husband - Cindi McMenamin

May: Marriage Matters - Winston Smith

June: Homeschooling at the speed of Life

July-August: How to Homeschool 9th and 10th - Lee Binz

September: Choosing Gratitude - Nancy Leigh DeMoss

Christian living and theology related:

January - February: Awe - Paul Tripp

March - April : Ordinary - Michael Horton

May - June: Fool's Talk - Os Guiness

July-August: Counter Culture - David Platt

September - October: How People Change - Timothy Lane and Paul Tripp

November-December: A Heart for Devotion, Doctrine and Doxology - Various authors

What' on your book stand?

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