Good books

I can't put it down!

always-the grants-

Textbooks

All of my books are here!! I've never been so excited to read textbooks!

 

always, suzi

The lib.

I didn't know it was built so recently! It's a gorgeous library. Love it.


Never knew I could love a lib so much. If only they'd call me back and offer me that job...
I checked out my first books today! Sigh. What a glorious feeling.

The Thief series

My sister-in-law let us borrow this series, and we are tearing through it. I'm really enjoying it, and don't want it to stop!

There's one more after this, and I'm hoping it wraps the series up nicely so I can be okay with it ending.

Currently on the King (3rd out of 4th). I started out hating it, but it's not so bad now. ;)

Diciannove

The best thing about studying in the library is Brad. But the super-cool, super-old books of HBLL floor one...a close second.

Once!

Luckily this semester I have the extreme blessing of being in History 202 with Dr. Skabelund. The more I attend lecture, the more I like him! I especially appreciate this book that is on our "to read" list this block. I'm only 50ish pages in, but every time I pick it up, I find it so difficult to put down! The story is really intriguing, and while reading I constantly ask myself, "Would I have that kind of faith? Would I stand up for Christ, no matter the consequence?" I'd like to say, "YES! OF COURSE!" But I have a small (but growing) pain tolerance. Torture? I don't know if I'd have the strength. I'd pray to God that I'd be able to, of course. Or maybe I'd pray to die so quickly that I wouldn't have those words, "I don't believe" escape my lips. The thought of it makes me shiver. That is a shame I don't think I could ever live down. I absolutely have a firm testimony that Jesus Christ is the Savior of all man-kind, including myself. So every time I read this book I vow to myself to have a stronger, more impenetrable testimony of the Savior. Who would have known History 202 would be such a life-impacting class!

Needless to say, if you have the time, it would be WISELY spent on this book.

love -suzi-