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message 351: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Bridget! We're glad you have joined us.


message 352: by LittleRedReader (new)

LittleRedReader Hi! My name is Jo and I'm a new member and I love reading Christian Fictional Romance. I am a first time writer and a devoted christian!


message 353: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Jo!


message 354: by Tyler (last edited Sep 07, 2021 08:27PM) (new)

Tyler (tylerharrel17) | 1 comments Hi,I'm Tyler and 27 . First and foremost I love Jesus. Then I love reading, writing, drawing, walking and serving/ help my community.
I really enjoy animals , poetry, Christian fiction, documentary film, and comic too!. One of my all time favorite author is Francine river. She such a amazing writer.
Anyway that me.


message 355: by Tori (new)

Tori | 3 comments Hi everyone,
My name is Tori, I'm 22yo, and I'm excited to be part of this group :) yay!
About me: I'm a Baptist who loves Jesus and everything about Him. Also, I'm a Graphic Designer student, and I love music, reading, drawing, and writing (poetry. Most about God). I enjoy watching videos, movies, documentaries, tv shows, etc. I love kids and I used to be a teacher at the children's ministry at church, but I'm attending a new church and it's online for now :(

I just finished reading "The pilgrim's progress", and honestly, I haven't read many Christians books... I want to, tho.
I've read some C.S. Lewis books... and that's all lol I want to have some good recommendations here and also the challenges caught my attention.


message 356: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Tori! What sort of genres do you like? I'd be glad to recommend some books to get you started with Christian fiction.


message 357: by Tori (new)

Tori | 3 comments Andrea wrote: "Welcome, Tori! What sort of genres do you like? I'd be glad to recommend some books to get you started with Christian fiction."

Hi, Andrea!! Thank you!! I like Romance, Adventure, Fantasy, and Poetry.


message 358: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (last edited Sep 13, 2021 08:56AM) (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Taylor! So glad you've joined us. Have you read Lynette Eason's Danger Never Sleeps series yet? Those books are suspense, but there are some psychological aspects as well. I'm finishing up the series today, actually. It's one of her best.

Collateral Damage (Danger Never Sleeps, #1) by Lynette Eason Acceptable Risk (Danger Never Sleeps, #2) by Lynette Eason Active Defense (Danger Never Sleeps, #3) by Lynette Eason Hostile Intent (Danger Never Sleeps, #4) by Lynette Eason


message 359: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Tori, these are some of my favorites in romance and fantasy:

Romance
Shine Like the Dawn by Carrie Turansky Sweet Sanctuary (Sweet Sanctuary, #1) by Kim Vogel Sawyer Here to Stay (Where Love Begins, #2) by Melissa Tagg You Belong with Me (Restoring Heritage, #1) by Tari Faris

Fantasy
The Goblin and the Dancer (A Villain's Ever After, #5) by Allison Tebo The Reluctant Godfather (The Tales of Ambia, #1) by Allison Tebo Heartless (Tales of Goldstone Wood, #1) by Anne Elisabeth Stengl


message 360: by Tori (new)

Tori | 3 comments Andrea wrote: "Tori, these are some of my favorites in romance and fantasy:

Romance
Shine Like the Dawn by Carrie TuranskySweet Sanctuary (Sweet Sanctuary, #1) by Kim Vogel SawyerHere to Stay (Where Love Begins, #2) by Melissa Tagg[bookcover:You Bel..."


Thank you so much!!


message 361: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
You're welcome. :)


message 362: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
You’re welcome.


message 363: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Tori. You will find plenty of great reads in this group. More than you can ever hope to read.


message 364: by Abby (new)

Abby Burrus | 3 comments Hello everyone, I'm Abby! Excited to be here.
My favorite genre of Christian fiction is fantasy, Christian fantasy is by far my fave genre to read. Historical Christian fiction is also another favorite of mine.
In addition, I'm also an author, my first published work is Beneath the Willow Tree, a Christian fantasy short story.


message 365: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Abby! Glad you have joined us.


message 366: by Esosa (last edited Sep 26, 2021 10:44PM) (new)

Esosa Daniel-Oniko | 1 comments A group filled people that love Jesus and books too? What’s not to love?
I am thrilled to be here! I know it will be lovely to get to know you.
My name is a Esosa Daniel-Oniko and I am an author and a reader.
I spend hours looking for clean reads!
I thoroughly enjoy people.
Blessings!


message 367: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca (rebeccav) | 51 comments Hi, Esosa. You'll find lots of good, clean reads here. Blessings!


message 368: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Esosa! We're glad you joined us. This is a wonderful group that loves books and has lots of fun.


message 369: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Hello, Daria, and welcome!

For the Group Buddy and Book of the Month reading, a nomination thread goes up around the first of each month. Books that are at least six months old may be nominated, as long as they are not ones we've already read in the past three years (there are links to bookshelves included with the nomination thread). Each member may nominate one book per month. About halfway through the month, the nominations close and a voting poll opens. Anyone in the group is welcome to vote, even if you don't have time to read the book when it comes up.

If there are other books you'd like to read soon, then doing a buddy read is a good option. Anyone may join a buddy read or suggest a book for a buddy read. Here's the October buddy read thread: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Please let us know if you have further questions. I'm glad you're already exploring our threads. We have lots of great things to offer.


message 370: by Bess (new)

Bess | 62 comments Welcome all! :D <3


message 371: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Glad to help.


message 372: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Lily! We're glad to have you join us.


message 373: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Lily! So glad you have joined us.


message 374: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Rose | 12 comments Hi. I'm Sharon Rose. I've been looking for a group where I would fit in. I write fantasy and sci-fi with hopeful themes because that's what I love to read. (Also historical romance and mystery.) I tried a sci-fi group--which reminded me why I don't read that genre outside of Christian authors. I noticed Ronie Kendig was one of your recent featured authors. Her Droseran Saga is amazing!
Are there others in this group who like fantasy and sci-fi?


message 375: by Loraine (last edited Dec 08, 2021 03:05PM) (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Sharon. I am sure there are others that like fantasy and sci-fi as we are a very large group. We will be starting new challenges on Jan 1, and one of the challenges is fantasy/sci-fi so check out who signs up for the challenge and join it.


message 376: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (last edited Dec 08, 2021 05:02PM) (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Sharon Rose. I'm so glad you've joined us. I recently read and enjoyed Shadow by Kara Swanson. I adore her debut book, The Girl Who Could See, the most. It is, by far, my favorite fantasy book. I don't read a ton in fantasy or sci-fi, but I dabble in the genre every now and then when I crave it.

Shadow (Heirs of Neverland, #2) by Kara Swanson The Girl Who Could See by Kara Swanson


message 377: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Rose | 12 comments Thanks Loraine. I'm glad to hear there will be a fantasy/sci-fi challenge coming up.

I haven't read Shadow yet, but I remember enjoying The Girl Who Could See when it first came out. There are so many ways to use this genre and I love the variety.


message 378: by Mellie (new)

Mellie G. (melanie3books) | 4 comments Hello,
My name is Mellie. I love reading Christian Fiction especially historical fiction, but I do enjoy fantasy and contemporary fiction as well. Stories with romance are very nice, but I also like books where this is not the focus.
I have been looking for a place where I could talk with other people about the Christian Fiction books they enjoy and learn about everyone' favorite authors.


message 379: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Mellie. You will find lots of Christian fiction lovers here at CFD. We have just started our new challenges in January, so feel free to wander around and see if there are any you would like to take part in.


message 380: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Grace and praises on your decision to become a believer. You will find lots of friends here as well as many wonderful books. We have also just started lots of new challenges for 2022, so look through them and see if there are any you would like to join.


message 381: by Naomi (new)

Naomi Lynn (smilelynn) | 2 comments hello,

my name is Naomi. Right now my husband,our son, and I live in a rural little mountain house that is run on propone and a generator. When we aren't working we are reading. We both love lots of different types of books. We favor C.S Lewis and George Mcdonald as of right now. I personally favor Og Mandino too.

I'm constantly looking to expand my knowledge on different authors and different books. If you could tell me your favorite book, I'd be delighted to check it out and read it if I haven't already.

I'm looking forward to hearing your responses ☺


message 382: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Naomi. we are so glad you are joining us. What an adventure you are living.

Here are some favorites I have recently read:
Glimmer in the Darkness by Robin Patchen
Refuge on Crescent Hill by Melanie Dobson
A Stranger's Game by Colleen Coble
Happily Ever After by Susan May Warren
Tea Shop Folly by Carrie Fancett Pagels
The Winter Rose by Melanie Dobson

Hope this gives you a little something to start with. You can also look through our many challenges and get ideas from them.


message 383: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer McClurkan | 40 comments I'm Jennifer and I just joined. I was in another group but it was any Christian books and I didn't like the books they chose to read. I think I'll like this group for you read only Christian fiction and that is what I love. I love God and feel I should read more Christian fiction instead of secular. I love all kinds of genres of Christian fiction from romance, to historical, contempary and suspense.


message 384: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Carmen and Jennifer!


message 385: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Welcome Carmen and Jennifer!


message 386: by Lynne (new)

Lynne Modranski (lynnemodranski) | 9 comments Hi,
I'm Lynne Modranski. I love to read, and usually I read exclusively Christian books. I try to balance my non-fiction with a little fiction each month. I saw your challenges, I'm looking forward to participating in the next one!

I'm also an author. I usually write non-fiction, but I'm working on my first novel, so maybe when it gets closer to publication date I'll share a bit about it.

I look forward to getting to know you all!


message 387: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Lynne!


message 388: by Mary (new)

Mary | 16 comments Hello everyone!

My name is Mary; I am a teacher at a private catholic school for the next month. Then I am switching over to working in a youth group home. I will start by working overnights. I am also going to school to become a teacher (long story why I am teaching without a degree). I am looking forward to the time I have to read/listen to audiobooks while crocheting and doing homework. I am not looking forward to working awake overnights, but you have to do what you have to do. My favorite Christian author is Melanie Dickerson. She is fantastic, and I look forward to reading more of her books. I took a bit of a break from her, but I plan on catching up. Slowly (ok, not that slowly. More like quickly) for my classroom library. I might go into being a librarian after I get my degree because I love books so much.

I have an Instagram and email for a group I created called cleanreaviews007. It is books I read and then reviews on if they are clean or not, along with how well I liked the book. If you have any ideas on how to grow it, let me know.


message 389: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Mary!


message 390: by Mary (new)

Mary | 16 comments Does anyone want to be friends on here? I live in Montana, and my life is insane right now. I feel so lonely and want to expand my friend group. I am not a huge fan of Facebook because I find it can be more toxic than not.


message 391: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Mary wrote: "Does anyone want to be friends on here? I live in Montana, and my life is insane right now. I feel so lonely and want to expand my friend group. I am not a huge fan of Facebook because I find it ca..."

One way to find friends on Goodreads is to begin getting to know people in various discussions.

I see you like Melanie Dickerson's books. Do you enjoy other fantasy books too?

I read a lot of historical and contemporary books, but I've enjoyed a few of Mrs. Dickerson's books as well. Recently, I read Nicole Deese's newest contemporary book, All That It Takes, and that one made me weep buckets! So good! Very timely too, with some current events going on in America right now.
All That It Takes by Nicole Deese


message 392: by Mary (new)

Mary | 16 comments Andrea wrote: "Mary wrote: "Does anyone want to be friends on here? I live in Montana, and my life is insane right now. I feel so lonely and want to expand my friend group. I am not a huge fan of Facebook because..."

I have read a lot of Dickerson's books, and since I am going to school to be a teacher, I look forward to having a classroom library. I reached out to Dickerson about getting copies of her book for my classroom, and I bought the entire series that doesn't have as intense themes. Newer books I have not read but look forward to doing that once I start my new job next month. I will be working overnights, so I will have plenty of time to read/listen to audiobooks.

I have not read any books from Nicole Deese. I will look into her books. One of my favorite authors is also Karen Kingsbury. Her books make me cry so much.

I tend to read a wide variety of books. Suppose you can tell from my bookshelf. I mainly read fairy tale retellings but also read contemporary and historical. Period books are also my favorite, depending on how they are written. I love Julianne Donaldson's books. Even though she only has two books out and a short story to go with them, I find them extraordinary.

Overall I read a wide variety of books and love reading in general. I'm not too fond of horror movies or books. Suspense/thriller I can handle at times, depending on how intense it is. I have a compassionate spirit and try not to push boundaries.


message 393: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Mary wrote: "I have a compassionate spirit and try not to push boundaries."

It's so wonderful that you know your limits and respect them. Good for you!

It sounds like you have read quite a wide variety of stories. If you like Karen Kingsbury, you might like Nicole Deese too. Raw, realistic, and totally emotional. I've read and enjoyed many Kingsbury books as well. :)


message 394: by Mary (new)

Mary | 16 comments Andrea wrote: "Mary wrote: "I have a compassionate spirit and try not to push boundaries."

It's so wonderful that you know your limits and respect them. Good for you!

It sounds like you have read quite a wide v..."


I will definitely look into her books. Thanks for the recommendation!


message 395: by Kati (new)

Kati (katig) | 11 comments I've been a member of this group for awhile, but I don't think I've ever "introduced" myself. I really want to try to be more active, so I guess I'll start here ...
My name is Katrina (I also go by Kati). I am a librarian in Mid-Michigan and Christian Historical fiction is my favorite genre.


message 396: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4436 comments Kati wrote: "I've been a member of this group for awhile, but I don't think I've ever "introduced" myself. I really want to try to be more active, so I guess I'll start here ...
My name is Katrina (I also go by..."


Welcome Kati! We're so glad you joined us!


message 397: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Hi, Kati! So glad you found us.


message 398: by Ash Nicole (new)

Ash Nicole | 15 comments Hi! My name is Ashlynn. I love Jesus and books. I’m still new to goodreads but i’m happy to be here!


message 399: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Welcome, Ashlynn!


message 400: by Ash Nicole (new)

Ash Nicole | 15 comments Thank you!


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