Kathleen Fuller never fails me. I know that when I pick up one of her books I’m going to be pulled into a community of people that I can relate too (even despite our vast difference in lifestyle) and appreciate. I adore getting to go back to Birch Creek, and despite the fact that technically I ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Things Left Unsaid by Courtney Walsh
I’ve been a fan of Courtney Walsh since the first book of her’s I had the privilege of reading. She gives me such rich communities filled with relate-able people and a romance that typically isn’t over the top. Ya’ll know that romance isn’t the seller for me in a book and story is. I can take or ...
BOOK REVIEW: Sweet Dreaming by Julia Rawlinson
When you have Minions there is no such thing as too many bedtime stories, or really even too many books. There's very little variation you can accomplish with 'go to sleep' type stories. When they say there is nothing new under the sun it's basically true. But then again, you don't need to ...
BOOK REVIEW: From Eden to Bethlehem by Danielle Hitchen
I'm forever on the lookout for good Bible based books for the Minions, now my niece (who is 3) and nephew (just a baby) to learn and grow with. When this book crossed my Net Galley radar I knew I needed to review it. This is a new author to me who brings an intriguing idea to mind that I wanted to ...
BOOK REVIEW: An Amish Homecoming by Amy Clipston, Beth Wiseman, Shelley Shepard Gray, and Kathleen Fuller
No Place Like Home by Amy Clipston Estranged daughter Eva Dienner has been staying with her in-laws, the Riehls, since her husband was killed in a fire, but now she wants her son to meet his maternal grandparents. Upon her return, Eva finds that the man her parents always intended for her is living ...