Book Reviews
This post contains affiliate links. In May, we read five books and thoroughly enjoyed all of them. As I wrote up these reviews, I realized that three of them had the same theme–racial injustice in the Deep South during the 1930s through 1960s. ...
This post contains affiliate links. We’re slowly making our way through the Christian Heroes Then & Now books. Our latest read was Isobel Kuhn: On the Roof of the World, by Janet & Geoff...
This post contains affiliate links. I’m a little late sharing this, but in April, we read five books and thoroughly enjoyed most of them. Here are the best (and worst) books for ages 8 to 12 {April...
This post contains affiliate links. As we read through our YWAM Christian Heroes: Then and Now books, we’ve read extensively about the tragedy that occurred in the 1950s when Nate Saint and four other men were murdered...
This post contains affiliate links. A few years ago, I had the pleasure of reviewing Andrew Huff’s first book in the Shepherd Suspense trilogy, A Cross to Kill. Now, I have the pleasure of...
This post contains affiliate links. Were it not for my book club choosing When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanitihi, I would not have read this book because it’s about a man dying. I...
This post contains affiliate links. I heard of the book Under the Tulip Tree by Michelle Shocklee on one of the many places where I go to find new book recommendations. When I got...
This post contains affiliate links. We took a break from our regular Sonlight curriculum in March, and you can tell! We only read two books aloud last month. However, we had several books in progress that we...
This post contains affiliate links. A few years ago, I saw Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate on a library shelf and felt compelled to read it based on the cover. I LOVED...
This post contains affiliate links. For the last five to six years, Arnold Ytreeide’s books have been part of our holiday celebration. We read (and reread) Jotham’s Journey, Bartholomew’s Passage,