What you've been reading (17/12/09) and other bookish things

A bumper list this time, which is basically two weeks for the price of one. Enjoy.

• Jeremy has read On Guerilla Gardening by Richard Reynolds
• Sean Green has listed the books he's read this year (being competitive I counted to see if I've read more. Sad. I've only read 5 of his list. Which is why links like this is so helpful!)
• Al Mohler (a real book guy) gives his views on the Kindle
• Tim Chester reviews Planting Churches by Stuart Murray (I reviewed it here)
• Atheists have bizarrely brought out a guide to Christmas 
• Book publishing is not in a good way according to this list 
• Or according to Michael Hyatt (HT: Tim Challies)
• This is slightly depressing for someone involved in bookselling. Apparently Amazon can sell all its stock at cost and still make money!
• Challies lists his top books of 2009, here is T-Wax's, and Relevant Magazine's
  
• Gary McMurray has reviewed Our Father by Richard Coekin
• Kevin DeYoung lists some books that CJ Mahaney and Mark Dever have found helpful 
• I reviewed The Gates, Votewise Now! and Darkest England & the Way Back In