Book Reviews
This post contains affiliate links. I previously read Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker by Jennifer Chiaverini. While I enjoyed that book, I was a bit disappointed because I actually wanted to read more about Mrs. Lincoln besides her White House years...
This post contains affiliate links. I’ve read a lot of books about World War II, both fiction and non-fiction. This year, I’ve been lucky to find several such as The Nightingale that I’ve...
This post contains affiliate links. Well, we went rogue in the month of June and tried to piecemeal a geography curriculum and our own read alouds related to that curriculum. (You’ll see a few of those books show...
The girls and I recently read Cameron Townsend: Good News in Any Language by Janet & Geoff Benge as part of our geography curriculum. While we have easily enjoyed over 30 YWAM books,...
This post contains affiliate links. The Great Alone is the second book by Kristin Hannah that I have read, and I loved it almost as much as the first I read,
This post contains affiliate links. I chose to read The Stationery Shop by Marjan Kamali only because I heard so many people rave about it. I wasn’t disappointed.
This post contains affiliate links. In May, we finished our Sonlight Level C curriculum. I’ll do a full wrap up on all the books in the curriculum later. Safe to say, we really enjoyed the curriculum and...
This post contains affiliate links. I know very little about leprosy besides the mention of it that I hear in the Bible. When I picked up the book Paul Brand: Helping Hands by...
Most of the time I stick to reading historical novels like my favorite this year, The Nightingale. However, I do occasionally stray from that genre as I did recently when I read
This post contains affiliate links. As I mentioned before, my personality is that when faced with something new and potentially scary, like a certain virus making its rounds across the globe, I want to learn more. Last...