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A Season of Faith & Mission in the Himalayas As I ventured into Nepal for a recent ministry excursion, I took with me three ministry-related books about the region to devour on my plane rides. This missionary memoir by Naomi … Continue reading
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Zombies. Not my normal reading fare—and perhaps with that single word I’ve already turned the casual reader off. This boxset was definitely a guilty pleasure read for me, started at a time when I had 30 minutes and only my … Continue reading
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A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder Fascinating books about true events you’ve never heard of—that’s how I’d describe the two David Grann books that made it to our Siblings’ Book Club reading list this year. Before this, I’d never … Continue reading
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Our international move two months ago has impacted our family. My son (13), for example, doesn’t understand why we had to move here and still makes random comments that he wishes we could move back to the States—with humor, of … Continue reading
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By quickly perusing my posts, you’ll find that I don’t often review “popular” or even recent novels on this blog. In fact, of the 29 books published since 2020 that I’ve read, only 3 were novels, and 2 of those … Continue reading
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Even if you’ve seen the movie, Andy Weir’s The Martian (2011) is well worth a read — A Christian review. Continue reading
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A Christian review of Brian’s Hunt (2003) by Gary Paulsen — Book 5 of 5 in The Brian Saga. Continue reading
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The Hunger Games, Book 03 It’s interesting reading any series a second time—and even more so when you invite someone else along for the ride. For my second read through The Hunger Games trilogy, I invited my kids to join … Continue reading
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Daniel Boone and the Fight for America’s First Frontier In this year’s Siblings’ Book Club, Blood and Treasure tied Misreading Scripture through Western Eyes (2012) as our #2 selection—both books losing to The Red House Mystery by A.A. Milne (1922). … Continue reading
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A True Story of Ruin and Survival It’s been a long while since I’ve given up on a book, but 90 pages in, I just couldn’t take this one anymore. As always, I follow the “100 pages minus your age” … Continue reading
