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My 2006 Favorite Book List
Inspired by Rebecca Blood's great list, It's that time of year again for Christmas shopping. For any readers that are on your Christmas shopping list, here are the eleven best books I read in 2006. - Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places, Eugene Peterson
- 1491, Charles C. Mann. One of the best books that I have read in the last couple of years. via whose blog pointed me to 1491.
- Naked Conversations by Robert Scoble and Shel Israel
- Eat This Book, Eugene Peterson
- Band of Brothers, Stephen Ambrose
- The Laws of Simplicity, John Maeda
- The Ten Faces of Innovation, David Kelly
- The Great Giveaway, David Fitch
- Cross Shattered Christ, Stanley Hauerwas
- The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jane Jacobs
- Exiles, Michael Frost
Notable books of 2006 from the New York Times Technorati Tags : books, Christmas+shopping
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2 Comments:
Eat the Document
(From the NY Times list)
That sounds interesting. Back in the 60's, a whole bunch of the 475-odd people making up the shadow government were from Cincinnati - like a fifth.
Noticing the rise of emerging churches in Cincy, I often wonder how much the 60's countereculture had an influence.
Sounds like an interesting read.
Thanks for including Naked Conversations on your list Jordon. I just love you twig of frozen life masthead photo.
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