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This tongue-in-cheek article concludes this strange analogy: “Missionaries are like underwear, because…” with Top-10 answers from missionaries. Continue reading
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This tongue-in-cheek article concludes this strange analogy: “Missionaries are like underwear, because…” with Top-10 answers from missionaries. Continue reading
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If you’re looking for an overview, Singapore: A Very Short History (2020) will scratch your itch. Alvin Tan does an excellent job. Continue reading
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Book 4 of 9 in Frank Peretti’s Cooper Kids Adventures, Trapped at the Bottom of the Sea (1988) offers high, Hardy-Boys-style adventure. Continue reading
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While The High Graders (1965) isn’t my favorite Louis L’Amour novel, it’s still better than most other Westerns out there. Continue reading
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This second book concludes the Gone Case graphic novel series. It’s sad and depressing by very Singaporean. A Christian review. Continue reading
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My American family has spent 1 month exploring Singapore! As expats in Singapore, we’re guests with honest perceptions of our new home. Continue reading
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This graphic novel is based on the novel Gone Case by Dave Chua and expertly drawn by Koh Hong Teng (2010). It’s a hard look at a hard youth in Singapore. Continue reading
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This succinct story shows why Louis L’Amour is Master of the Western. Brionne (1968) makes an excellent gateway book in the world of Westerns. Continue reading
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Larson’s chronicle of the 6 months before the Civil War reads like a novel & teaches like a Master’s Class. The Demon of Unrest: a Christian Review. Continue reading