Book Reviews
I don’t know what happened to us in October, but we didn’t finish many books. I think we’re in the middle of several books now, so we’ll have more to report next month! Here are the best (and worst) books for ages 8...
This post contains affiliate links. The storyline of Adrift by Tami Oldham Ashcraft with Susea McGearhart has the premise to make an exciting book. A man and a woman, Richard and Tami, young...
This post contains affiliate links. I’m not the kind who reads romance novels. I’m also not the kind who snuggles up for a good Hallmark movie. Those just aren’t my style. If I had known that
This post contains affiliate links. What happens when you mix a professor, Valerie, who is passionate about botany with a neighboring savvy businessman who cares only about outward appearances and status symbols? The answer is, nothing good. ...
This post contains affiliate links. It’s been a busy month of reading in our house. While the girls used to only get their reading via the stories I read aloud, now they’re far enough through the
This post contains affiliate links. I read All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr several years ago. I remembered that this Pulitizer prize winning book left me spellbound, and I remembered...
This post contains affiliate links. I read The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah earlier this year, which I loved, and since then, I’ve been on a mission to read more of her books. Winter...
This post contains affiliate links. For our Christian missionary book for this month, we chose C.T. Studd: No Retreat by Janet and Geoff Benge. None of us had heard of him before, and...
This post contains affiliate links. I’ve read so many books that take place during World War II and the Holocaust that sometimes I wonder if there is any new information to write about. And then I read...
This post contains affiliate links. I had never heard of the author William Kent Krueger until a reader mentioned I might like reading one of his books. She suggested This Tender Land, so...