{"id":92,"date":"2006-01-10T19:45:11","date_gmt":"2006-01-10T19:45:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/eclectic-bibliophile.com\/blog\/?p=92"},"modified":"2010-05-08T19:45:46","modified_gmt":"2010-05-08T19:45:46","slug":"what-i-read-in-2005","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/eclectic-bibliophile.com\/blog\/what-i-read-in-2005\/","title":{"rendered":"What I Read in 2005"},"content":{"rendered":"

My reading for 2005 included business, classic fiction, current fiction, autobiography, masculinity and femininity, homeschooling, health, personal and business productivity, marketing, travel, childrearing, time management, writing, and more.\u00a0 You can see why I\u00a0call myself the Eclectic Bibliophile<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

Carolyn 101 <\/em>by Carolyn Kepcher<\/p>\n

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Laddie<\/em> by Gene Stratton-Porter<\/p>\n

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The House of Mirth<\/em> by Edith Wharton<\/p>\n

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Homeschooler\u2019s College Admissions Handbook<\/em> by Cafi Cohen<\/p>\n

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Wild at Heart<\/em> by John Eldredge<\/p>\n

Who Moved My Cheese? <\/em>by Spencer Johnson<\/p>\n

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Million-Dollar E-Mails<\/em><\/p>\n

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Reallionaire<\/em> by Farrah Gray<\/p>\n

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Buzz Marketing with Blogs for Dummies<\/em> by Susannah Gardner<\/p>\n

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Captivating<\/em> by John & Stasi Eldredge<\/p>\n

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At Home in Mitford<\/em> by Jan Karon (reread)<\/p>\n

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A Light in the Window<\/em> by Jan Karon (reread)<\/p>\n

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These High Green Hills<\/em> by Jan Karon (reread)<\/p>\n

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Teaching the Trivium<\/em> by Harvey & Laurie Bluedorn (reread)<\/p>\n

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Fodor\u2019s How to Pack<\/em><\/p>\n

The Count of Monte Cristo<\/em> by Alexandre Dumas<\/p>\n

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Blog<\/em> by Hugh Hewitt<\/p>\n

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The Maker\u2019s Diet<\/em> by Jordan Rubin<\/p>\n

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A Grief Observed<\/em> by C. S. Lewis<\/p>\n

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Grand Canyon National Park<\/em> (travel guidebook)<\/p>\n

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The Sense and Sensibility Screenplay and Diaries<\/em> by Emma Thompson<\/p>\n

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Getting Things Done<\/em> by David Allen<\/p>\n

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No B. S. Guide to Time Management<\/em> by Dan Kennedy<\/p>\n

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Your Name in Print: A Teen\u2019s Guide to Publishing for Fun, Profit, and Academic Success<\/em> by Elizabeth Harper & Timothy Harper<\/p>\n

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You\u2019re Hired!<\/em> How to Succeed in Business and Life <\/em>by Bill Rancic<\/p>\n

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The Pain-Free Back<\/em> by Harris H. McIlwain and Debra Fulghum Bruce<\/p>\n

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A Brief Illustrated History of the Bookshelf<\/em> by Marshall Brooks<\/p>\n

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Good to Great<\/em> by Jim Collins<\/p>\n

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It\u2019s Easier to Succeed than to Fail<\/em> by S. Truett Cathy<\/p>\n

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Become a Recognized Authority in Your Field in 60 Days or Less<\/em> by Robert Bly<\/p>\n

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Persuasion<\/em> by Dave Lakhani<\/p>\n

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Shepherds Abiding<\/em> by Jan Karon<\/p>\n

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The King of Torts<\/em> by John Grisham<\/p>\n

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The Last Juror<\/em> by John Grisham<\/p>\n

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How to Write a Book on Anything in 14 Days or Less<\/em> by Steve Manning<\/p>\n

Books I began reading but didn’t finish in 2005:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Cracking the Millionaire Code<\/em> by Mark Victor Hansen & Robert Allen<\/p>\n

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Guerrilla Marketing for Writers<\/em> by Jay Conrad Levinson, Rick Frishman, & Michael Larsen<\/p>\n

Shepherding a Child’s Heart<\/em> by Tedd Tripp<\/p>\n

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Age of Opportunity<\/em> by Paul Tripp<\/p>\n

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Persuasion<\/em> by Dave Lakhani<\/p>\n

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The Writing Life<\/em> by Annie Dillard<\/p>\n

The ASJA Guide to Freelance Writing<\/em><\/p>\n

What kinds of books did you read in 2005?<\/p>\n

Mary Jo Tate<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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