Which Books do You Read Often?
 

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The Bible, The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, thesauri, atlases and dictionaries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice%..._in_Wonderland

My only repeats are cookbooks and gardening books.

A few months back, I realized that out of all of the books I have read in my life, I had never read the entire Bible, start to finish. I made the commitment to read the entire bible and I am almost to the New Testament. Many times I have had to go back and read certain verses over to answer questions I had. I highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't read it.

You made a life changing, and excellent, decision.

I had to read quite a bit of it for a Bible as Literature course at the University of Nevada, Reno for my Minor in Religious Studies. So much of British, French, German and American literature references The Bible as do many movies so I am glad I did that.

I have listened to some early books of The Bible from the The Bible Experience series which you can get on CD at Lady Lake PL.

THE OFFICIAL...** BIBLE EXPERIENCE WEBSITE

Much of it is on YouTube too. https://youtu.be/V-jk1oFM4vA

The Bible Experience has excellent voicing of the passages of The Bible done by well known African American actors, activists, musicians, authors, etc.

Kindle versions of New American Bible Revised Edition and The Catholic Church Through The Ages, on my I Pad mini. Find it easy to carry around and I really like the ability to enlarge the fonts size.

After reading as much as I have read, it made me realize how much is never mentioned in church. It does give you an entirely new outlook on the world and your own life.