Reading Revisited 2024-2025

The Short List

Welcome to Reading Revisited, a place for friends to enjoy some good old-fashioned book chat while revisiting the truth, beauty, and goodness we’ve found in our favorite books.

Hello Readers,

Welcome to the new year of books here at Reading Revisited! We hope you find some new favorites and enjoy reading and discussing as a community!

This list is a more condensed version of the Book Drop Day posts. If you’d like a more thorough introduction then go check out those posts as well!

Please let me know if you’d like more information about finding or starting a group. We also have a virtual community if you’d like to join that before committing to leading your own group.

Don’t forget that we still have three more books left for the 2023-2024 reading year so please go check that list out and join us this summer. There is never a bad time to start reading good books!

September

Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle and three (short) short stories

Read Along Guides by

Kelsie Hartley

and

Sarah Van Hecke

• Introduction to Walking on Water and each short story

• ep. 13: Intro to Madeleine L’Engle w/

  Katie Marquette

• Waking on Water Ch. 1-4 (pgs 1-68) and The Hint of an Explanation by Graham Greene

• Walking on Water Ch. 5-8 (pgs 69-135) and The Father by Caryll Houselander

• Walking on Water Ch. 9-12 (pgs 136-190) and First Confession by Frank O’Connor

• ep. 18: Revisiting Short Stories w/

  Sarah Van Hecke

• ep: 19: Revisiting Walking on Water w/

  Sarah Van Hecke

October

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Read Along Guides by

Hannah Suire

• Jane Eyre Introduction

• A (very brief) Prelude to Jane Eyre

• ep. 16: Intro to Jane Eyre and Gothic Novels w/ Eleanor Bourg Nicholson

• Jane Eyre volume 1 (~ 150 pages)

• Jane Eyre volume 2 (~ 150 pages)

• Jane Eyre volume 3 (~ 150 pages)

• ep. 24: Revisiting Jane Eyre

November

Jayber Crow by Wendell Berry

Read Along Guides by

Kelsie Hartley

• ep. 22: Introducing Jayber Crow w/ Andrew and

  Elise Boratenski

• Jayber Crow Introduction and Schedule

• Jayber Crow Part I

• Jayber Crow Part II

• Jayber Crow Part III

• ep. 28: Revisiting Jayber Crow w/

  Michael Lilienthal

December

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Read Along Guides by

Hannah Suire

• Introduction and Schedule

• ep. 26: Introduction to Dickens and A Christmas Carol w/

  Shannon Hood

• Stave 1 Revisited

• Stave 2 Revisited

• Stave 3 Revisited

• Stave 4 Revisited

• Stave 5 Revisited

• ep. 31 Revisiting A Christmas Carol w/

  Genna Moellering

January

Othello by William Shakespeare

Read Along Guides by

Jessica Risma

• Introduction & Schedule

• ep.30: Introduction to Shakespeare with Fr. Tom Pressley

• Why Read Shakespeare

• Act I Revisited

• Act II Revisited

• Act III Revisited

• Act IV Revisited

• Act V Revisted & Discussion Questions

• ep.40: Revisiting Othello

February

Out of the Silent Planet and Perelandra by C.S. Lewis

Read Along Guides by

Jessica Risma

• Reading Revisited ep.36: Introduction to the Space Trilogy with David Bates (from Pints with Jack)

• Introduction & Schedule

• Out of the Silent Planet Chapters 1-11 Revisited

• Out of the Silent Planet Chapters 12-22 Revisited

• Perelandra Chapters 1-8 Revisited

• Perelandra Chapters 9-17 Revisited & Discussion Questions

• ep. 45: Revisiting Out of the Silent Planet

• ep. 45 Revisiting Perelandra

March

That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis

• That Hideous Strength Chapters 1-4

• That Hideous Strength Chapters 5-8

• That Hideous Strength Chapters 9-12

• That Hideous Strength Chapters 13-17

• ep. ##: Revisiting That Hideous Strength

April

The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins

May

Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather

June

Trust by Hernan Diaz

July

Everything Sad is Untrue by Daniel Nayeri

August

Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen

Keep revisiting the good books that enrich your life and nourish your soul.

A Few Reminders

• If you are wanting to get in on the in person or virtual community please contact me!

• Here is the whole list of this years book selections

• Book lists from previous years can be found here.

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