Children's Books
If You Miss Me – Jocelyn Li Langrand
If You Miss Me is the story of a little girl who moves away from her grandma. They did so many things together, dancing especially, but then Charlie had to move to the city. Her […]
Month: October 2021
Children's Books
The Children’s Moon – Carmen Agra Deedy
My son is enamored with the moon. Last winter, we lived with my parents for a few months while preparing for an international move and every night, my son and my dad would traipse out […]
Fiction
Line of Duty (Newpointe 911 #5) – Terri Blackstock
Terri Blackstock has been a banner name in Christian fiction for over twenty years. I’ve found some of her books riveting and some of her books lacking. Recently, I decided to go back to some […]
Fiction
Trial by Fire (Newpointe 911 #4) – Terri Blackstock
Terri Blackstock has been a banner name in Christian fiction for over twenty years. I’ve found some of her books riveting and some of her books lacking. Recently, I decided to go back to some […]
Fiction
Word of Honor (Newpointe 911 #3) – Terri Blackstock
Terri Blackstock has been a banner name in Christian fiction for over twenty years. I’ve found some of her books riveting and some of her books lacking. Recently, I decided to go back to some […]
Fiction
Shadow of Doubt (Newpointe 911 #2) – Terri Blackstock
Terri Blackstock has been a banner name in Christian fiction for over twenty years. I’ve found some of her books riveting and some of her books lacking. Recently, I decided to go back to some […]
Fiction
Private Justice (Newpointe 911 #1) – Terri Blackstock
Terri Blackstock has been a banner name in Christian fiction for over twenty years. I’ve found some of her books riveting and some of her books lacking. Recently, I decided to go back to some […]
Non-Fiction
Leaving Silence – Susannah Larry
A book like Leaving Silence is difficult to read because it forces readers to face the harm of sexualized violence—and not just as something perpetrated by “the world” but as a recurring theme in the […]
Non-Fiction
How to Have an Enemy – Melissa Florer-Bixler
There is a misconception that practicing non-violence means being a doormat and letting people walk all over you. Along with that is the misconception that pacifists preach a utopist Gospel that sees everyone as a […]
Non-Fiction
Refuge Reimagined – Mark and Luke Glanville
I’m writing this review a few days after news reports surfaced of US Border Patrol on horseback, chasing down Haitian refugees at the southern border. With that backdrop, let me simply say that Refuge Reimagined […]