2021 was a great year to devour books.

Thankfully, the Audible app increased my ability to listen to some amazing reads this past year.

Out of the books listed in this post, only one of them was read without Audible.

Since my eye surgery on August of 2020, it is a challenge to pick up and read the pages of most books.

The eye surgery has been a challenge yes, but it actually has given me the ability to get through more books because I’m listening in my car or while working in my garage or going on a hike.

I won’t give a description or review you can do that on your own.

I will simply place them in order as to which ones I loved the best starting with #1.

Undaunted Courage by Stephen Ambrose.

The Imperfect Pastor by Zack Eswine.

Canoeing The Mountains by Tod Bolsinger

The Journals Of Lewis and Clark by Nicholas Biddle

The Forever Dog by Rodney Habib and Dr.Karen Shaw Becker

The Chocolate Soldier by CT Studd

Son Of The Wilderness by Linnie Marsh Wolfe

When Jesus Stole My Bread by Paul Durbin

Landscapes Of The Sacred by Belden Lane

Billionaire Wilderness by Justin Farrell

Necessary Endings by Dr. Henry Cloud

Bushcraft 101 by Dave Canfield

Didn’t See It Coming by Carey Nieuwhof

Drawn by Jeremy Collins

The Wild Muir

Reforesting You Faith by Matthew Sleeth

Wilderness The Gateway To The Soul by Scott Stillman

The Emotionally Healthy Leader by Peter Scazzero

Dream Big by Bob Goff

David Crockett by David Crockett

Christian Outdoor Leadership by Ashley Denton (Re- read)

The Responsible Company by Yvon Chouinard

Poets Of Nature

Backpacking With The Saints by Belden Lane

(a favorite and third time of reading this one.)

While the Apostle Paul was in lock down he had a desire to read in the warmth of his cloak.

bring the cloak that I left with Carpus at Troas, and my scrolls, especially the parchments.

– 2 Timothy 4:13

I am really looking forward to hiking with the friends on my book self this next year,

Steve