Mistaken Idenity

I finished the book a while ago. I was wondering about everyone else it seems like everyone is really busy so I haven't asked but then someone left a comment so I thought I would. I have also checked out the Indian Captive from the library and have been kind of waiting to see when everyone else will start.

There's a first time for everything!

Wow, I actually made my first bloggy post!! (Missy Raine are you proud of me :)

I was wondering how many of you out there have received your book and how far you've gotten? I stopped at chapter 10 so I don't read too far ahead. But I was thinking maybe we could get together on Sat Aug. 9th or 16th at my house for the next meeting? What do you all think of the book so far? I hesitate to comment too much so that I don't spoil what's happened for those who haven't read it yet. This has been a hard book for me to read at times. I had no idea when I suggested the book, that what Laura went through while in her coma would hit so close to home. I have been brought to tears many times by the similarities and so humbled to be reminded of what God did for my daughter. Without monitors, feeding tubes, or physical therapists but purely by the prayers of my faithful brethren and the loving hand of our glorious Father. How truly miraculous it is that we have her today.

Time to Start...

"Mistaken Identity"!! All the ladies here in Oregon haven't gotten our books in the mail yet, so we're waiting to see how much we should start reading. Has anyone else received their books? I think when I was at borders I saw that there were 21 chapters. Might seem really big to you, but they are kinda short chapters, and from what I've read so far (2 chapters) its really good!! I'll keep you updated on how far we'll read to when we all get the books.

Also, we pulled another book from the hat. So! The next book is called, "Indian Captive." This book has gotten a Newberry Award, so this should be good! Sis. Brittany said it's an easy, short read. :)

Sister Cari, we put "The Shack" in the hat. Once its in the hat it'll stay in there until we pick it. Each lady gets to put one book in, and once they're all picked we'll put more in. We want everyone to get a chance to read the book they've put in the hat.

Is anyone going to go on and read more of the Narnia books?

-Sis. Lorraine

2nd Book Club Meetings

Finished...

Just finished reading the book.

Ok so I started the book on Tuesday night and I finished it this morning while Marley was down for her morning nap! When I get into a good book it's so hard to put it down LOL I need to learn to pace myself! My favoirite character's were Lucy and the professor and ofcoarse my least favorite was the white witch! I have not read any other C.S Lewis books and only knew of the Narnia series. I must note that I have seen the first movie from the Chronicle's of Narnia and I enjoyed the book so much more! I loved how the professor was so kind and was willing to listen to all what the children had to say and to let them all come to their own conclusions. And ofcoarse like Sis Brittany said to leave the wardrobe door open, for it is a very silly thing to shut oneself into a wardrobe!

What Chapter did you get to?

Hi Book Club Ladies,
Well, we had our 1st book club meeting after we had started reading "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" on Saturday. It was fun! We met at Daughter A's house and had tea and cookies while the kids played in the other room and we chatted. It was right after our guys had left for their River Rafting trip, so we were relaxed and had plenty of time to discuss and eat. LOL! I was really upset at myself for forgetting my camera, but Sis. Lorri, Daughter A's momma had hers and she took pics of us girls. As soon as she sends me some on email, I will post them. We were supposed to get to a certain point in the book, but of course of few of us, myself included, hadn't gotten quite that far yet. But it was still fun to hear everyone's thoughts on these questions:
1. Who was your favorite character?
2. Who was your least favorite character?
3. Who is C.S. Lewis anyway, did he write anything else?
4. What did you learn?
5. Where there any spiritual implications in the book?

It was fun to hear everyone's answers, and I confess the Librarian in me waxed eloquent a little too much on who C.S. Lewis was and what other books he wrote. Sorry girls! I'll try and control myself next time. We all agreed to finish the rest of the book and meet again at my house on July 18th in the evening right after our men leave for their Hiking Trip. So, we've all gotta get busy and read the rest of the book!

Don't forget to look on Half.com for the next book we will be reading, "Mistaken Identity: Two Families, One Survivor, Unwavering Hope" by Don & Susie Van Ryn, Newell, Colleen & Whitney Cerak, and Mark Tabb.

So, what chapter did you get to?

-Sis. Lori

E-mail

Ladies,

Would anybody like to be e-mailed when theres a new post up or when someone comments? Blogger has it set up that if you want to receive e-mails when something new has happened on the blog, they'll send an e-mail. This doesn't mean you'll be getting random spam e-mails from other places. You'll just be getting an e-mail saying so-and-so commented or published on the blog. It just helps so you don't have to come back every day if nothing new has been commented on or published. If you'd like to have e-mails sent to you, just let me know and I'll put your e-mail up for you.

Also, Sis. Brittany said there is a website that you can go to call half.com it's a website for books that are half price. I think Britt and Sis. Dayna got their Narnia books for $0.75 each. Shipping was a couple dollars more, but that might help just in case you can't find a book at your local library, and much cheaper then buying it at bookstores and sometimes amazon.com. We'll all probably be buying the "Mistaken Identity" book because it's so new in our library and a hot pick since it's a "New York Best Sellers" book.

~Sis. Lorraine