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From Friends of Israel comes this short but educational study into the biblical, historical, and legal right Israel has to Exist. Israel: Whose Land Is It Anyway? by Jennifer Miles (2019) Continue reading
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Brad Thor’s 18th Harvath book Backlash (2019) was my first taste of this morally questionable hero. And sad to say, I wasn’t a fan. A Christian review. Continue reading
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This collection of 3o short stories from 2 Bhutanese authors introduces us a little bit to the underworld this little-known kingdom and the youth who grow up there. Continue reading
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A precursor to The God of the Garden (2021), this earlier Andrew Peterson book is all about the art and discipline of writing, with a heavy focus on writing music. It’s ultimate theme is that all humans are made in … Continue reading
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Elliot Clark’s 2019 book Evangelism as Exiles convicted me like few other books, as he walked me through the book of 1Peter in 6 chapters. Short, punchy, and powerful, this is a book well worth reading. Continue reading
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I’ve got several venues where I can get quality books for dirt cheap, if not for free. That’s not to say that I’m unwilling to spend the cover-price for books to support the authors, but used books are always just … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 2 My kids were excited to dive right into the second book in this Ted and Kara Dekker series that offers an adventure for kids into Dekker’s own “Circle” universe. The dream world is back, … Continue reading
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Written by Jim Ottaviani; Art by Leland Myrick; Coloring by Aaron Polk As I continue to peruse both the children’s section and the adult section of graphic novels and comics at our local library, I’m checking out pretty much anything … Continue reading
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Mandarin Companion Graded Readers: Breakthrough Level For the past several months, my kids have been enjoying books from all levels of this series as part of their required daily Chinese studies. I’ve been sticking with my own daily lessons via … Continue reading
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Mandarin Companion Graded Readers: Breakthrough Level For the past several years, we’ve had a rule in our house (for the kids): “No video games until you’ve studied your Chinese with mom.” It’s been a good and effective rule—so effective, in … Continue reading
