Rebecca Writes about three books that have had an enduring influence on her life, books that she comes back to and that have shaped her thoughts over a long period of time. I found this to be a very difficult exercise, but here are my choices—quick, before I change my mind.
1. Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
2. The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien
3. Teach Your Own by John Holt
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2 thoughts on “Three Books of Enduring Influence”
I have read some of Holt’s other books, How Children Learn and How Children Fail, but I’m not sure if I’ve read this one. If so, I guess it’s been so long that I’m ready to read it again. Anyway, I love his books, so I’ll be checking this one out today and taking it home. Thanks, Sherry!
I have read some of Holt’s other books, How Children Learn and How Children Fail, but I’m not sure if I’ve read this one. If so, I guess it’s been so long that I’m ready to read it again. Anyway, I love his books, so I’ll be checking this one out today and taking it home. Thanks, Sherry!