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Even if you weren’t around in the early 1970s, I think you’ll enjoy this real-life political memoir that involved intrigue, courtroom drama, and prison life all in bathed in the spiritual growth of one of the most disliked men in Washington. Born Again by Charles W. Colson (1976) Continue reading
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As I was packing for my family’s international move last summer, I chose to cram a few books into the front pockets of my suitcases. Call me a weirdo, but this little paperback made the cut, because I figured I … Continue reading
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Blackford Oakes, Book 1 Earlier this year, I came across Who’s on First?, the fourth book in a spy series by William F. Buckley, Jr. This author was famous before my time and is thus no longer a must-read, but … Continue reading
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From the Winchester Manuscripts of Thomas Malory and Other Sources As the year rolls on and Summer has now turned to Fall, I’m reminded that my Siblings’ Book Club is still roaring, and I’ve only finished 4.5 of the 10 … Continue reading
I needed a pocket-sized book today for chaperoning my kid’s field trip, and this small volume from my church’s library was just the ticket. Concise yet emphatic, this book studies out seven missional truths from 1Timothy 2:1-8, supporting each with … Continue reading
During these days of excess reading time, I’ve been trying to catch up on books or authors that I’ve wanted to try (either for the first time or again), or at least some random books that have caught my interest. … Continue reading
One great aspect of traveling to new countries is visiting used books stores to find the donations of other globetrotters, books that otherwise wouldn’t be easily found in your local Salvation Army. A few months ago, I picked up such … Continue reading
Having already read nearly every one of Clive Cussler‘s books, I’m now returning to those ones I’d failed to review the first time around. With the knowledge I have of his writing, both early and late, it’s clear to me … Continue reading
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Designed and Illustrated by George Sharp Friends have often recommended James Clavell to me, in part because I tend to be a heavy reader and his books are beyond heavy reading, and in part because I am quite obviously fascinated … Continue reading
