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  1. Galatians

  2. Invisible Planets

    I am so grateful to have gotten to take Literature of the People’s Republic of China with Professor Thomas Moran in his final semester of teaching.

  3. Ruth

  4. Daniel

  5. Revelation

  6. Goodbye, Antoura

  7. 3 John

  8. 2 John

  9. 1 John

  10. Barefoot Doctor

    Read in translation.

  11. Hebrews

  12. Revelation

    Grateful for the opportunity to read Scripture with Andy!

  13. Read in translation.

  14. Ruth

  15. Isaiah

  16. Ephesians

  17. Kitchen Confidential

    After watching the first season of The Bear, I wanted some insight into the restaurant industry.

  18. 2 Corinthians

  19. The Screwtape Letters

  20. Exodus

  21. Mark

  22. I return to this book, time and time again, and love it more each time.

  23. The Prodigal God

  24. God's Smuggler

    Read it.

  25. 1 Corinthians

  26. Holes

    One of my favorite reads as a kid.

  27. Lord of the Flies

    Why does humanity’s great capacity for sin often come as a surprise?

  28. Supercommunicators

    Over time, I have become increasingly wary of popular “self-help” books, but I gave this one a try because I remember liking Duhigg’s seminal book, The Power of Habit.

  29. 畫兒上的美人

    我剛看我第一本中文書了!

  30. Matthew

  31. Life of the Beloved

    This was at least my second time reading this book (though somehow my first time logging) and I love it.

  32. 1984

    I am really glad that I revisited 1984 after a few years.

  33. Ben Stuart is great.

  34. James

  35. A lot of what Housel says is common investing advice, but I would argue he is a better explainer than most.

  36. Slow Productivity

    I am a big fan of Cal Newport and his style of “smart productivity” that blends traditional self-help with regular non-fiction writing.

  37. Revelation

  38. Give People Money

  39. John

  40. Hebrews

  41. To Be a Christian

  42. 2 Samuel

  43. 1 Samuel

  44. Meditations

    Reading Meditations was deeply fascinating because Marcus Aurelius (the last emperor of the Pax Romana) did not write for an audience, but for himself, “as a means of practicing and reinforcing his own philosophical convictions.”