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A “True Book” by Scholastic, The Transcontinental Railroad by John Perritano (2010) Continue reading
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The Radical Disciple by John Stott (2010)
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The Radical Disciples by John Stott (2010) is an incredibly convicting book about the neglected aspects of my Christian life. Continue reading
The Silent Sea by Clive Cussler with Jack du Brul (2010)
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I listened to three books from the Oregon Files series in immediate succession during my trip to Laos, and quite honestly, I’m a bit bummed that I don’t have any others in my queue. After truly enjoying Plague Ship with … Continue reading
Crescent Dawn by Clive Cussler and Dirk Cussler (2010)
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As I make my way through the Dirk Pitt series for a second time, my intent is to review each installment in the context of the overall story arch. I love the Dirk Pitt story arch, obviously, and how it … Continue reading
God is in the Manger by Dietrich Bonhoeffer (2010)
Another addition to my holiday reading is this Advent-themed devotional by the young theologian, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, some of which was written just weeks before his execution by Nazi hands. The book is designed for daily reading during the Advent season, … Continue reading
The Lost Empire by Clive Cussler with Grant Blackwood (2010)
This second installment to The Fargo Adventures follows Sam and Remi Fargo into corners of the world I know virtually nothing about: Madagascar, the Aztec swamp-lands, and some hidden bays of Indonesia. One of the appeals of such global adventure … Continue reading
Spoken from the Heart by Laura Bush (2010)
As I’ve mentioned a number of times before, George W. Bush is one of my own personal Presidential heroes. Ever since I started caring about politics (ca. 1998, I think), there’s been just one Commander in Chief who’s shown more … Continue reading
The Spy by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott (2010)
For the first time in a long while for me, a Clive Cussler novel begins like any old average book, without a thrilling and historical prologue that sets the stage for all that follows. The slow walk into the novel … Continue reading
Uncommon Grounds by Mark Pendergrast (2010)
The History of Coffee and How It Transformed the World Any coffee lover would likely be interested in picking up Uncommon Grounds by Mark Pendergrast, if for no other reason than to prove to all the other people in the … Continue reading
Easter in Harwick Illus. by Richard Courtney (2010)
My own children are, for all intents and purposes, addicted to the Thomas and Friends CGI show. I’ve brought the same joy into the classroom on occasion, but when I’ve tried to bring any of the older versions into either … Continue reading