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April 24, 2009 • 9:46 pm 0

ShoreLIT Profiles: Lori!

ShoreLIT Profile: Lori Saczynski

What’s on your bedside table? Life Application Study Bible It (Craig Groeschel)

What book have you re-read most often, if ever? only the Bible

Worst book ever? I can’t recall right now, but surely some of those required reading books in high school. The only “classic” I could ever get into was “Wuthering Heights.”

Favorite genre? Christian inspirational (not sure if that’s a genre, but that’s what I call them)

Is it possible to name a favorite author? probably Andrew Wommack (for his life-changing insight of Christianity) or Craig Groeschel (for his hilarity from a Christian perspective)

What have you been into lately? I rarely read. (In fact, I’m really only going to this Life Group because it’s Jessica’s group!) I don’t find much time to read. So when I do, it needs to be some kind of book that helps me grow in my faith or helps me improve in my role as a leader in the church. “Sheet Music” doesn’t necessarily fit into either of those categories, but I’m really excited about it, nonetheless!

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April 2, 2009 • 5:28 am 2

ShoreLIT Profiles, I’ll go first

ShoreLIT Profiles

Jessica

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What’s on your bedside table?

The Bible, All the Pretty Horses – Cormac McCarthy, Velvet Elvis – Rob Bell, Mother Warriors – Jenny McCarthy, The Greatest Man in Cedar Hole – Stephanie Doyon, Healing the New Childhood Epidemics – Kenneth Bock, A Dirty Job – Christopher Moore, Possession – A. S. Byatt, The Age of Turbulence – Alan Greenspan, Over the Moon at the Big Lizard Diner – Lisa Wingate, the Chronicles of Narnia – C.S. Lewis, Tender Mercy for a Mother’s Soul – Angela Thomas, It – Craig Groeschel, How to Talk to a Liberal – Ann Coulter, Boomsday – Christopher Buckley, Cold Sassy Tree – Olive Burns, Supernanny – Jo Frost, The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox – Maggie O’Farrell

Yes, I am easily bored, and yes, it’s a mess. I really should work on finishing some of these….

What book have you re-read most often, if ever?

The only books I can recall ever reading more than once are the Anne of Green Gables series, the Little House on the Prairie series, Catcher in the Rye and The Great Gatsby. Oh, and Homer’s The Odyssey, but that was by force.

Worst book ever?

The Scarlet Letter

Favorite genre?

Chick Lit. I cannot lie.

Is it possible to name a favorite author?

I wouldn’t have said so if it weren’t for David Sedaris

What have you been into lately?

Books relating to autism and ADHD, books on food and health and eating well i.e. French Women Don’t Get Fat and The Omnivore’s Dilemma, the Twilight series, Atlas Shrugged

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