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I’m not a teenage girl, but I found The Inheritance Games’ mystery non-captivating and the woke edginess forced and pointless. Continue reading
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Backrooms (2026)
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The liminal horror film, Backrooms (2026) has reminded me of the greatness of the Creator God who holds all things together. A Christian review. Continue reading
Indescribable by Louie Giglio and Matt Redman (2011)
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Need a new heart of worship? Let the facts of Astronomy spark the flame with Indescribable by Louis Giglio and Matt Redman (2011) Continue reading
Gaijin by Matt Faulkner (2014)
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Gaijin by Matt Faulkner (2014) is a beautifully crafted graphic novel about Japanese internment camps in the USA during WWII. Continue reading
The Wes Anderson Collection by Matt Zoller Seitz (2013)
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The Wes Anderson Collection contains seven long-form interviews about Anderson’s first 7 films and is a GREAT supplement for rewatching. Continue reading
The Spy and the Traitor by Ben MacIntyre (2018)
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Although The Spy and the Traitor begins slowly, its second half is high-octane and worth the price of the book. Continue reading
Rifles for Watie by Harold Keith (1957)
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Winner of the 1958 Newberry Medal, Rifles for Watie is second only to The Bronze Bow (1962 Winner) in the Newberry’s best books. Continue reading
Logan’s Word by Donald L. Robertson (2014)
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This is a great way to start a series: danger, drama, and honor. Logan’s Word is a clean book, and I look forward to reading the whole series. Continue reading
Before I Wake, 06: D’Chen
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A short story about spiritual warfare in Bhutan—demonic possession not just of a dead woman, but of an entire region. Continue reading
Unplugged by Gordon Korman (2021)
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Gordon Korman’s novel Unplugged (2021) takes readers to a technology-free resort where kids overcome their differences and work together. Continue reading