Sharon Mondragon Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Sharon Mondragon

@AuthorCDavis Check out Sarah Addison Allen's Lost Lake. She uses this image powerfully at the opening of Part 1 to describe coming out of profound grief.

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@SHoddeMiller C.S. Lewis's essay The World's Last Night boils it down to living in readiness, to be found doing what He asked us to do, His way when He returns, "to dress our souls not for the electric lights of the present world but for the daylight of the of the next."

Sharon Mondragon

Just caught my typo in my tweet yesterday about the book The Latke in the Library. The author is Libi Astaire, not Adaire. My apologies. Really enjoying the book!

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@emilynclark Richard Coles, a vicar and author of The Madness of Grief calls the administrative paperwork of death "sadmin." My sincere condolences on the loss of your father.

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@Sarcastic_elf Main Street by Sinclair Lewis. Made me realize I tended to want to be comfortable rather than challenged. Realized I wouldn't have much to show for such a life and prayed for adventure. That prayer made all the difference!

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@byMorganWright Have you read Ogden Nash's poem, The Tale of Custard the Dragon? In the poet's tale, Custard was "a realio, trulio little pet dragon."

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@anjyiswriting Check out Allen Arnold's book, The Story of With. It's a thought-provoking take on the purpose of creativity.