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Summer Reading List

I think Summer is the perfect time to read books. You can sit outside on cool mornings or crisp evenings and just read until your heart's content. In college, I was on a committee to help pick the book the incoming freshman would read the Summer before they entered college. It was a fun experience that I am glad I could take part of! Here are 3 books that I want to read this Summer.
The 5 Love Languages, Singles Edition - By: Gary Chapman
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I have always wanted to read the original Five Love Languages book, but since I have found the Single's version, I will read that. I think this is a great way to learn about someone and how they convey love. Each person's love language is different, and what works for one person, might not work for another.

The 30 Life Principles will help me strengthen my relationship with God. This book is almost like a Bible Study, so I might read this one weekly. That way, I can take time to reflect on what I have read, and apply it into my life.

Now for the funny one...

Being a single, shy, female, I need all the help I can get. I know that God has someone special already planned out for me, so I am using this book as my reinforcement. Haha!  I hope that by reading this book, I can gain more confidence in myself, and not be a blubbering idiot when I speak to the opposite sex.     ;)

What books are on  your Summer reading list? Have you read any of these books? Leave me a comment and tell me your reading list!
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