The post-holiday Nightstand posts are usually a little sparsely attended, but I’m inviting you to gear up for the first month of 2012, and let us know what you are going to be reading this next month. If you need some suggestions for your list, you can visit around the other Nightstand posts, and then write up your goals.
Either way, happy readings in 2012!
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Melissa W. says
Got this one on time! Hope everybody has a good New Years.
Barbara H. says
Thanks once again for hosting!
jennifer says
Grace In Thine Eyes by Liz Curtis Higgs and The Dieter’s Prayer Book
Christina says
Oh my I’m so sorry, I wrapped all the books in this post… but I’m reading The Torah Blessing which is beautifully enriching. Thanks for hosting us!
Christina
Lisa says
Good, bad and fun.
Michelle Potter says
I just found this meme, and I’m so excited to join up! My post is a review of 5 books I have read recently, as I work my way to the end of a 50 book challenge.
paige says
My list is a combo of Christmas presents and one book just for me.
Hope you all enjoy!
lisa says
The book I’m starting to read is Social Media Analytics by Marshall Sponder
Dawn says
Hello Jennifer! I love and often share what I am reading on my blog and am so happy to connect here! True confession: I am an adhd type reader . I want to write a post for this link but also want to share a review and giveaway for a Devotional Bible that is being given New Years Eve. Since it is school vacation – I am on borrowed time…I had planned to write up a Devotional Book list this week, and would like to link that up along with my latest reads, when I am uninterrupted! So in case it does not happen before this link closes I will leave my giveaway review! Look forward to sharing more! Happy New Year! Dawn
Amy says
Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson
Amy says
Have just linked to my post on Czeslaw Milosz. I’ve been immersed in him for the past month & wanted to mention than in addition to having just started Einstein. 🙂