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Lamplighter Rare Collector Series As part of my personal challenge to waken my kids for school each day by reading them a chapter from a book, I wanted to start reading Christian books only, something to get their minds focused … Continue reading
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As I’ve chosen lately to read books to my kids as a way of waking them up in the morning, I’ve sort of realized that I prefer more God-focused stories that can get them thinking proper thoughts and ignite that … Continue reading
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Sugar Creek Gang #12 Four years ago when my kids were 6 and 7, I began reading to them the Sugar Creek Gang series, books 1-4. We took a break from them in favor of the Tintin books (I believe) … Continue reading
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A Christian review of the third book in the fantastic Wingfeather Saga, The Monster in the Hollows by Andrew Peterson (2011). Continue reading
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Christian review of this youth-geared novelization of the incredible life of Gladys Aylward, missionary to China — These Are My People by Mildred T. Howard (1984) Continue reading
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The Wingfeather Saga, Book Two When I read the first book in this series to my kids, I felt exhausted and just sort of wished it would finish so I could be done. That’s not a great way to begin … Continue reading
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Another blast from the past. I had grown up with book published by BJUP, so whenever I come upon book like Medallion or These Are My People, it brings back memories. Of course, the memories are three decades old, so … Continue reading
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A Christian review of this fanciful youth adventure from Bob Jones University Press – The Medallion by Dawn L. Watkins (1985) Continue reading
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The Wingfeather Saga, Book One A friend of mine turned me on to Andrew Peterson several years ago on drive through the mountains of Yunnan, China. I had never heard his “adult music” before, but had enjoyed the Slugs and … Continue reading
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Strong on adventure, iffy on doctrine. A Christian review of The Door in the Dragon’s Throat by Frank Peretti (1985), whose books appeal to youth as well as adults. Continue reading
