This morning I’m linking up with The Broke and Bookish for their Top Ten Tuesday weekly feature. This week’s prompt is: Ten Books You Recently Added To Your To-Be-Read List. My problem is my list hasn’t changed much since this post. Therefore I thought I’d change the prompt to: Ten Non-Fiction Books On Your To-Be-Read-List because even though I read a lot this month I didn’t finish any non-fiction books so I need to ramp up my non-fiction reading during April.
**I don’t have links for most of these books because I’m running on tight Internet usage**
1. Go Teen Writers by Stephanie Morrill and Jill Willamson
I’ve already read this book, a lot of it more than once. But me oh my, it’s so helpful! Totally worth re-reading several times.
2. Finding the Core of Your Story by Jordan Smith
Same with this book. Amazingly helpful when you’re trying to really tack down just what your story’s about.
3. The Plot Skeleton by Angela Hunt
I have a hard time with plots and it’s been a while since I read this book, so I thought it was time for a re-read.
4. Evoking Emotion by Angela Hunt
Can you tell that I’m pretty focused on writing at this time? Yep.
5. Leadership 101 by John Maxwell
To all you people who might be new to Noveltea, I’m a big John Maxwell fan and almost always have at least one of his books part-way eaten.
6. Be a People Person: Effective Communication by John C. Maxwell
I’m part way through this book and figured it was time to finish it off.
7. Getting Things Done by David Allen
7. Getting Things Done by David Allen
Ahem. This book isn’t exactly my cup of tea. I’m reading it for work and eagerly await the last chapter.
8. Love Does Bob Goff
I started this book and OH MY WORD. Yeah, you should read it. Mr. Goff has such a unique outlook on life and it’s so inspiring.
9. Pushing People Up by Art Willams
This is a book that was recommended to me and I have it waiting in my office, all ready to gobble up. I really like Mr. William’s writing style, so I’m excited about diving into Pushing People Up.
10. Hand of Providence by Mary Beth Brown
This book was recommended (and given) to me by my mom and since that doesn’t happen extremely often (and since Mom’s amazing), I’m eager to read it for myself.
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What about you? Do you have any books on your non-fiction reading list? Do any of these books look interesting to you?
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