Some people dread shopping for Christmas gifts. And it’s not always easy to think of a good gift for certain recipients. But there’s always books. Yes, people still read books — and some even appreciate getting them as gifts. The Register has a few ideas, including a novel, a book of Marian apologetics, and a humorous look at raising kids.
It’s time to turn up the heat, put on a sweater and crack open a good book. The Register’s Autumn Reading issue recommends three interesting reads: Christians in the Movies by Peter E. Dans is reviewed by Steven D. Greydanus; Benedict XVI: An Intimate Portrait by Peter Seewald is discussed by Franklin Freeman; Father James Schall’s The Mind That Is Catholic is Gerald Russello’s choice.
Leticia Velasquez recommends Mother Teresa’s Secret Fire: The Encounter that Changed Her Life and How It Can Transform Your Own by Father Joseph Langford, M.C.
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