10 books a day: surprise

Today, I bring you ten more books. Books that may surprise you that I own them. I have a lot, a lot, a lot of books, so some of these I've had for a very long time, held on to. I have my reasons, but why explain too much too soon? Might as well see you in the comments, yeah? And I'm a bit lazy (read: swamped) today. I showed you mine, so show me yours. What shame books do you have? Have you read any of these?

The Voice New Testament "by" Thomas Nelson
Dateable: Are You? Are They? by Justin (I'm so serious) Lookadoo and Hayley DiMarco
The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star by Nikki Sixx
The Devil Wears Prada: A Novel by Lauren Weisberger
A Primer of Freudian Psychology by Calvin S. Hall
Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea by Chelsea Handler
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith
Sex and the City by Candace Bushnell
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne (look, I HATE this book, ok? I cannot stand it)
Bathroom Graffiti by Mark Ferem

I'm joining Sarah Bessey and showing 10 Books a Day for a Week.

Share your own favorites on your blog, and post your link in the comments, or just let me know what you think or recommend!

Sunday: 10 books that formed my faith

Monday: 10 books that formed me as a writer

Tuesday: 10 books that are classics

Wednesday: 10 books that I wish the world would read

Thursday: 10 books that formed my academic imagination

Friday: 10 books you’d be surprised I own

Saturday: 10 books that I use daily

Meet Preston

Preston is a twenty-something once-upon-a-time conservative Southern Baptist from Texas who learned to read saints, cross himself, and move across the world to China, England, and Scotland. Since, he's been theologically conservative, oft politically liberal, but radically pro-life, a believer in sacraments and sacramentality, a sort-of Christian feminist, an idealist pacifist who also understands the need for civil defense ... and a handful of everything else in-between. He thinks of himself now as a haphazard and patchwork Bapto-Anglican, though he is becoming confirmed in the Anglican tradition. This blog is his repository of working this whole faith thing out day by day, bird by bird. His first book, Tables in the Wilderness, a memoir of God found, lost, and found again, is due out autumn 2014 with Zondervan.