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I have been tagged; I’m it. Here is my response to the “Meme.”

One book that changed my life: Wild at Heart by John Eldredge

One book that I’ve read more than once: Leaving Ruin by Jeff Berryman

One book that I want on a desert island: The Bible

One book that made me laugh: Blue Like Jazz by Don Miller

One book that made me cry: No Wonder They Call Him the Savior by Max Lucado

One book I wish had been written: The Exact and Essential Keys to the Kingdom by Jesus

One book I wish had never been written: The Left Behind Series

One book I’m currently reading: Way of the Wild Heart & Desire by John Eldredge (I know, that's two)

One book I’ve been meaning to read: Seeing the Unseen by Joe Beam

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