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An Antidote to Chaos Despite the fact that I voted this book pretty low during my own selection process, 12 Rules for Life made it to our Top-Ten list for this year’s Siblings’ Book Club. That’s a pretty remarkable feat … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 4 It’s been a long while since I read this book to my kids (10 and 12 at the time), and somehow I let the review slip through the cracks. It’s only 123 pages, so … Continue reading
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How to Be Cool and Other Things I Definitely Learned from Growing Up I’m not much of a YouTuber, so before getting this book, I honestly had no idea who James Rallison was. Apparently, as of 2018, he had 7 … Continue reading
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A True Story! Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Plot to Kill Hitler I had the amazing opportunity in this year’s Siblings’ Book Club to mix two of my absolute favorite genres: Christian biography and graphic novel. The Faithful Spy covers the … Continue reading
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Yellowstone: Book 4 (the Conclusion) “This was an enjoyable survival-thriller story about life following a super-volcano, and I might read Bobby Akart again.” There it is. That’s my entire review. I’m taking the rest of this post to bone-pick this … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 3 Well, we’ve made it through the third book of four in this Dream Traveler’s Quest, and my kids are vastly interested in the outcome for Theo and his pals. The Dekkers have done well … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 1 It’s been many years since I read what I think is called “The Circle Series” by Ted Dekker, books named as colors: Black, Red, White, and Green. I had read them several years before … Continue reading
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Yellowstone: Book 3 Because my family has been in the process of moving, I’ve needed something on audio to keep me interested while mindlessly packing boxes and cleaning hidden corners of the house. Thankfully, I’ve got the Librera app on … Continue reading
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Yellowstone: Book 2 It was four years ago that I first read Bobby Akart with Hellfire, the first book in this Yellowstone series. Something about it really stuck with me, because after I read a really crappy and non-thrilling “thriller” … Continue reading
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In The Kremlin Conspiracy (2018), Joel C. Rosenburg opens the Marcus Ryder with his characteristic suspense and Christian bent. Great stuff. Continue reading
