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This is a great way to start a series: danger, drama, and honor. Logan’s Word is a clean book, and I look forward to reading the whole series. Continue reading
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This is a great way to start a series: danger, drama, and honor. Logan’s Word is a clean book, and I look forward to reading the whole series. Continue reading
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The Insanity of Obedience (2014) is Nik Ripken’s follow-up to The Insanity of God (2013). Both are worth reading, though this is a critical review. Continue reading
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Illustrated by Kevin Cornell It wasn’t too long ago that I read the humorously quirky kids’ book, Lulu Walks the Dog, to my children (11, 12). We enjoyed it so much that we promised to keep our eyes peeled for … Continue reading
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The Wingfeather Saga, Book 4, the Conclusion I’m having to dig a bit into history for this review, because it’s a book we finished about five months ago. I don’t normally do this, of course, because if I let too … Continue reading
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All the Wrong Questions, Book 3 Lemony Snicket is nearly 13 years old as this series unfolds, a series that serves as a dark prequel to the more popular Series of Unfortunate Events. As happened in Book 1, Who Could … Continue reading
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Time travel adventures with exceptional Americans When my kids (9, 11) and I finished listening to Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, we still had some time on the road and wanted to find something new to listen to. … Continue reading
My Life as a Humble Comedy Legend Our third selection for this year’s Siblings’ Book Club was the one book out of our 80 selections that got the most overall votes, which is surprising, because I didn’t think this crowd … Continue reading
This was a completely random find for my family. We had just finished A Series of Unfortunate Events and were looking for an audio book to tide us through a trip. I found this in the children’s section of the … Continue reading
If you’ve read much of my stuff before, you know that I have a soft spot in my heart for Earnest Shackleton and his crew’s experience aboard—and ultimately offboard—his Antarctic ship The Endurance way back in 1914-1916. I’ve gushed over … Continue reading
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Zoo (2014) seems like a throw-away novel the incredibly prolific James Patterson. A Christian review. Continue reading