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An Evie Blackwell Cold Case “Wait, Elliot, you read Dee Henderson?” That was your first thought, right? From my prolific history of reviewing books, you can tell that, No I don’t “read Dee Henderson”—though now I can officially say that … Continue reading
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Maus: A Survivor’s Tale, Book I, My Father Bleeds History It might have been a while since I reviewed a graphic novel, but I’ve continued reading them. In fact, over the Christmas holidays, I think I picked 7 new books … Continue reading
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A wonderful story of self-reflection and growth, Dear Mr. Henshaw by Beverly Cleary (1983) deserves its Newberry prize. Continue reading
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My Journey through Doubt into Faith As I threw the final items into my bag for our two-week trip overseas, I haphazardly grabbed this book off my shelf thinking it was one of the many short books on prayer that … Continue reading
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A proven game plan for raising sons by the founder of Big Oak Ranch I’ve been traveling overseas the past few weeks, and my reading options have been few and far between. I can across a small stack of parenting … Continue reading
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A review of Camp Sierra Secret by Esther G. Wilkinson (1996), a story of internal conflict and growing up set in a Christian camp. Continue reading
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Up until COVID, my family lived in China. In fact, my kids spent the first 6 years of their lives there, fluent in both language and culture. We miss it immensely and wish we could go back, even for a … Continue reading
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A Christian review of this fantastic post-apocalyptic drama, The Last Ship by William Brinkley (1988) Continue reading
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Here’s a word I don’t use too often: bawdy. But that’s the word that came to mind with this humorous little love story which almost isn’t even a love story at all. It took me all of 4 minutes to … Continue reading
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I’m relatively new to the graphic novel scene, so I’m sure there’s a whole subgenre in which stories are told through pictures alone, sans thought bubbles or word balloons, narration or description. This is such a book, and I was … Continue reading
