during this jaunt i've become very intimate with my kindle. here's what i'm currently devouring:
the accidental creative by todd henry
living the savvy life by melissa tosetti (finished)
tout sweet by karen wheeler (finished)
279 days by chris guillebeau (finished)
$100 startup by chris guillebeau (finished)
ruling your world by sakyong mipham (finished)
the introvert advantage by marti olsen laney
yogientrepreneur by darren main
a writer's space by eric maisel
what the most successful people do before breakfast by laura vanderkam (finished)
the three marriages by david whyte
the war of art by steven pressfield
now tell me, dear reader, what are you currently reading?
so many books, so little time. le sigh, bibliophile woes.
bisous. x
On my Kindle - The Not so Big Life, Sarah Susanka (your recommendation); on iPhone - The Particapatory Museum, Nina Simon; on iPad - The Science of Breath, Yogi Ramacharaka; Paperback - Wine & War: The French, The Nazis & the Battle for France's Greatest Treasure, Don & Petie Kladstrup.
ReplyDeleteJust finished Tout Sweet whichI loved. Definitely going to read Tout Allure and Tout Soul. Loved The Yogi Entrepreneur too. Recently though I've been rereading a lot of Jane Austen because I heart het so!
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ReplyDelete$100 start up, living the savvy life just finished a few days ago this i know by S. Conway (great book!)
Currently reading Women, Food, and God by Geneen Roth.
ReplyDeleteBeing inspired by "What Should I Do with My Life" by Po Bronson that I picked up on the dollar carts outside the Strand bookstore in NYC (the best place ever!) Also a cookbook/gardening hybrid called "Jamie at Home" by Jamie Oliver. The tv series was so fun to watch and the book is simple food at its best - straight from the garden.
ReplyDeleteI read a lot of good memoirs this spring:
ReplyDeleteAll That Is Bitter & Sweet by Ashley Judd
My Life So Far by Jane Fonda
The Good Food Revolution: Growing Healthy Food, People, and Communities by Will Allen
Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain by
Portia de Rossi
Spirit Junkie: A Radical Road to Self-Love and Miracles by
Gabrielle Bernstein
Right now, I have *way* too many books going at once:
Add More Ing to Your Life: A Hip Guide to Happiness by Gabrielle Bernstein
How to Blog a Book: Write, Publish, and Promote Your Work One Post at a Time by Nina Amir
Creating Time: Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life by Marney Makridakis
What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption by
Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers
Plastic-Free: How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too by Beth Terry
*Melinda ~ I loved Jamie at Home too!
Looks like a great reading list! I just picked up The $100 Startup too! I just finished Normal Gets You Nowhere by Kelly Cutrone!
ReplyDeleteI too love my Kindle! Amazing for travel, as well as for summer and winter power outages (all too frequent in my neck of the woods).
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion by Elizabeth Cline.
I recently finished Richard Ford's Canada, Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl and Ernest Cline's Ready Player One.
Like Rachel, I am reading Rude Awakenings of a Jane Austin Addict and Courage:Overcoming Fear & Igniting Self-Confidence.I just finished Wild about a women hiking the Pacific Coast Trail by herself.
ReplyDeletesuch great reads. merci for sharing! x
ReplyDeleteCurrently, I'm reading through the original Nancy Drew mysteries, which seems so odd for a 32 year old, but I never read them as a child, so I'm catching up. ; ) I love them, though, and will be sad when I finish the last.
ReplyDeleteFor toi, Kimberly, The Paris Wife by Paula McLain. A little bit of Paris in the 20s from a female perspective.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this list!
ReplyDeleteJust read the latest by Sophie Kinsella (needed some light hearted fiction
Now reading $100 startup (seems to be the popular book!)
solo by choice (on starting a solo legal practice)
the Lower River by Paul Theroux
On my list of things to come:
The way of the happy woman : living the best year of your life by Sara Stover
Train Dreams - pulitzer finalist
van jones' first book and hopefully his latest
And probably some lighter, beach reads in between
Still working on "Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism" didn't read as much as I thought I would in France. #yogaretreatproblems
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