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A Christian review of Linda Leaming’s Married to Bhutan — a strong and personal memoir of falling in love with a land, a culture, and a people. Continue reading
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Un-Canceled by Phil Robertson (2022)
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Duck Dynasty Patriarch Phil Robertson tackles something he knows all too well—cancel culture. And as always, he uses it as a springboard to point readers to Jesus. Continue reading
A Moral Universe Torn Apart by Ben Shapiro (2016)
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Obama, Fergusun, Islamophobia—enjoy some this collection of some of Ben Shapiro’s earlier writing as an opinion-writer in 2015. Continue reading
Pieces of Purple by Michèle Phoenix (2025)
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Pieces of Purple by Michele Phoenix. The best book I’ve read this year, and it’s all about the struggles of Third Culture Kids—My kids! Continue reading
The Read-Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease (2013)
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A Christian review of this important book about the power of words and reading. It can change our kids, schools, families, and nation. Continue reading
The Book of Chinese Beliefs by Frena Bloomfield (1983)
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A very readable description of why Chinese do the things they do. Continue reading
Evil in America by Ben Shapiro (2017)
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My first venture into the essays of Ben Shapiro, and I was not disappointed! Continue reading
Tucker by Chadwick Moore (2023)
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How do you feel about Tucker Carlson? Me too! Probably. That’s why this book is helpful, to provide us with a little context and to keep us from knee-jerking our way through life. Continue reading
High by Erika Fatland (2020)
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And excellent travelogue covering the histories of nations touching the Himalayas. Continue reading
Listen Slowly by Thanhha Lai (2015)
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I would normally never (of my own volition) read a novel about a 12yo girl, but this book had so many intersections with my own family and experience that it was actually a wonderful selection for me. Continue reading