Book Reviews
This post contains affiliate links. Recently, we decided to listen to an audio of Brother Andrew by Janet & Geoff Benge. Usually I read the Christian Heroes: Then and Now books aloud to Cuddle Bug as part of her religion...
This post contains affiliate links. When I recently read The Forest of Vanishing Stars by Kristin Harmel, I learned about Jews who hid in the forest to survive the Nazis. I hadn’t know about...
This post contains affiliate links. I’m in a few finance groups on Facebook, and recently, several of them raved about Die with Zero by Bill Perkins. I got the book from the library, and...
This post contains affiliate links. One of the ways I keep myself motivated to walk on the treadmill several mornings a week is by listening to audiobooks. I have an Audible subscription for $16...
This post contains affiliate links. One of the ways I get my reading in is by listening to audios when I’m walking on the treadmill. Normally, this works fine, but for some books, the experience would be...
This post contains affiliate links. My teenage daughter sometimes likes a book so much that she asks me to read it. Such is the case with The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. ...
This post contains affiliate links. For years now, I’ve been reviewing not only the books I read but also the ones I read aloud to the girls. My hope is that you might find this list a...
This post contains affiliate links. I haven’t read Roald Dahl’s first biography, Boy: Tales of Childhood, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying the second part of his biography. Going Solo by Roald Dahl...
This post contains affiliate links. School’s back in session for us, so that means Cuddle Bug and I are delving back into the Christian Heroes series. Since Cuddle Bug wanted to study India and learn about India’s...
This post contains affiliate links. On my reading challenge for 2022, I listed reading 12 classics. Some will be second reads, and some are new reads. I tackled this goal with