I’m a book lover at heart. It won’t take you long to figure that out about me or that I like to share about my favorite books!
If you follow me on Facebook or get my Treasures of Grace emails, then you’ve probably noticed that I love to share deals on books. It’s my favorite deals to scope out for you!
Plus the Kindle deals I’m able to find are amazing. It’s one of the main reasons I took the plunge into getting my own Kindle last year. The $.99 deals and those nice 80% off markdowns. I feel like I’m in a used bookstore all over again. Minus the musty smell. Although I do love the musty smell of old books. Call me crazy.

I think what I liked most about this year’s reading is the sheer eclectic nature of it all. I picked from this bowl and that bowl and then went over to that buffet and then made my way back to this table. Looking at this list, I was happy with the well rounded nature of perspectives that I read. I mean, you don’t get much different than Donald Miller and Anne Ortlund.
So, without further ado, here are my top 10 reads of 2015!

My Favorite Books from 2015
What about you? What made your top books of the year list? I would love to hear in the comments as I’m starting to make a new list for next year!
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- My Top 7 Favorite Books of All Time
- My Top 10 Favorite Books from 2014
- 15 Ways to Make More Time to Read
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Give me all the kindle deals, but you can’t take away my love for a used bookstore. 😉
I want to read Treasuring Christ When Your Hands Are Full this year. I have heard so many good things about it, but have not read it yet. The Jen Wilkin book will likely go on my t0-read list as well. I am a little surprised by Jesus Feminist being on your list, but maybe I need to get a hold of it and read some of it too. Though from what I’ve read/seen of the book’s premise, I don’t think I agree.
Two books that come to mind that I read this year and greatly benefited from are The Hardest Peace by Kara Tippets and Anchored by Kayla Aimee. They were both the encouragement and solid dose of truth I needed while grieving this summer. Going through first trimester nausea and fatigue TWICE this year meant that I really didn’t do a lot of reading, but I’m hoping this year will be different.
Do you find that you read more on your Kindle or from paper books?