The Books I read in 2013

I love to read and I read alot. I was trying to read 50 books this year but I only made it to 48 :( I try to read more non fiction than fiction which i was succesful with thanks to alot of school reading :) Here is a list of all the books I read last year in the order I finished them.

1. Boy Colonel by John Horn
2. Brothers at Arms by John Horn
3. The Ringmasters Secret by Carolyne Keene
4. The Whispering Statue by Carolyne Keene
5. The Secret at Shadow Ranch by Carolyne Keene
6. Alec Forbes and His Friend Annie by George MacDonald (This is one of my favorite books)
7. Love Comes Softly by Janette Oke
8. Loves Enduring Promise by Janette Oke
9. Do Hard Things by Alex and Brett Harris (I think every young person has to read this book)
10. Daughters of Destiny by Noelle Wheeler
11. Not a Fan by Kyle Idleman
12. Alone Yet Not Alone by Tracy Leniger
13. Isle of Swords by Wayne Batson
14. Isle of Fire by Wayne Batson
15. Biblical Philosophy of History by R.J. Rushdooney
16. Health for Godly Generations by Renee Degroot
17. At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon
18. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
19. Letters of Presidents and Their Daughters by Gerrard and Ann Gewalt
20. My Heart's in the Lowlands by Liz Curtis Higgs (I learned alot about Scotland in this book and it made me want to go there even more!!!)
21. The Wars of the Jew book 4 by Josephus 
22. A Night to Remember by Walter Lord
23. Whatever Happened to Penny Candy by Richard Maybery 
24. The Wars of the Jews book 5 by Josephus
25. Eat More Chicken; Inspire More People by S. Truett Cathy (This is one of my favorite biographies ever)
26. The Lee Girls by Mary Collins
27. What Was Life Like Among the Druids and High Kings by National Geographic
28. A Queen for all Seasons by Linda Cobb
29. The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank by Lindy L (this was the most depressing book I have ever read. The Hiding Place is WAY better)
30. Sovereignty of God by A. W. Pink (This is a good book. It answers alot of questions)
31. Biblical Economics by R.C. Sproul Jr (This and Whatever Happened to Penny Candy are the easiest to understand economic books. Everyone should read them!!)
32. Hymns by William Cowper
33. A Handbook of Etiquette for Ladies by Anonymous
34. The Law by Fredric Bastiat
35. Adam Smith by E.G. West
36. My Father's World by Michael Phillips 
37. A Guide to Elegance by Genevieve Antoine Dariaux
38. Foundations of Social Order by R.J. Rushdooney
39. Move to Loose by Chris Feyteg
40. Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow (this is another one of my favorite biographies ever!!)
41. The Secret of the Lost Settlement by John Horn
42. A Ladies Handbook of Etiquette by Florence Hartely
43. Black Heels and Tractor Wheels by Ree Drummond
44. Trim Healthy Mama by Serene and Pearl Allison
45. Walter Sherwoods Probation by Horatio Alger
46. The Mystery of the Haunted Bridge by Carolyne Keene
47. Kisses for Katie by Katie Davis
48. The Bible by God