Gaaa! This one is hard. The book is good. The concept is good. The research and Biblical alignment was good. Even the stories and personal anecdotes were good. But . . . It just didn't hit for me. This honestly may be the shortest book reaction I've ever contemplated writing because, while ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Probing by Bill Myers, Frank E. Peretti, Angela Elwell Hunt, and Alton Gansky
In preparation for reading Probing, I did go back and reread Invitation and The Assault. It'd been just a couple of years (9), and I wanted to be in the right headspace of understanding. The first thing I noticed was just how much I really have changed. Looking back at my reviews, at the time, I ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow by Vannetta Chapman
Dear Mrs. Chapman, We need to talk. The Reimagined Life Jade Morrow is one of the best books I have read so far this year. I mean, I finished it in just over 24 hours (because adulting, otherwise it would never have taken that long). And when I finished, late at night, mind you, ...
BOOK REVIEW: Amish Sweethearts by Amy Clipston
My first Amish book of the year! Amish fiction used to be a common genre for me, though I don't quite know why, as they are predominantly romance. But honestly, it's more about the authors than the subject matter. Many of my favorite authors (though not all) write a lot of Amish fiction. Amy ...
BOOK REVIEW: An Amish Christmas Kitchen by Leslie Gould, Jan Drexler, and Kate Lloyd
As I wrap up my brief flashback to cold weather in a heat wave, I'm digging back in with some Amish Christmas Fiction. This used to be a huge genre for me, though I've not dipped my toe in much this year. Jan Drexler was a new author for me as well, though I've loved Kate Lloyd in the before time, ...