Book Reviews
This post contains affiliate links. Wow, A Higher Call by Adam Makos is a great a story! Adam Makos, who writes non-fiction about World War II, is interested in interviewing Charlie Brown, a WWII American pilot, but Brown tells him,...
This post contains affiliate links. We started January off at a good pace, completing four books. The girls are now almost 11 and 12.5 years old, so their books are leaning toward the higher end of this...
This post contains affiliate links. The girls and I have read several books about the missionary attack by the Waorani in the 1950s including Nate Saint: On a Wing and a Prayer, and
This post contains affiliate links. I remember the Berlin Wall coming down when I was a freshman in college, but I don’t think I’ve ever read about life behind the wall. Forty Autumns by...
Oops! Looks like I got a little behind. I sat down to write January, 2021’s best and worst books, but then I realized I never wrote December 2020’s post! So, I’ll write that one first and in...
This post contains affiliate links. I received this book for free in exchange for my honest review. I don’t frequently find books set in southwest Arizona unless they are old westerns that I don’t care to read. However,...
This post contains affiliate links. I read The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel this fall and loved it. I then read, The Sweetness of Forgetting, but I wasn’t a...
This post contains affiliate links. Charles Mulli: We Are Family by Janet & Geoff Benge is one of the most graphic, emotionally difficult books we have read for our religion curriculum. I do recommend this...
This post contains affiliate links. A few years ago, I read Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate. I LOVED that book and couldn’t put it down. It invaded my thoughts throughout the...
This post contains affiliate links. This year I had the pleasure of reading some amazing historical novels including The Nightingale and The Things We Cannot Say. Historical books are...