I really loved this book. It was an interesting take on Canada during the Seven Years' War, which directly correlates with the Revolutionary War. And honestly, outside the Revolution, there's not much I know about the prior. I loved the detailed research and reference lists that Green provided, ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Autumn at the Cat Cafe by Kathleen Fuller
My first Kathleen Fuller since the before time. It was like curling up with an old friend on the sofa, in bed when I should have been sleeping, sitting in the chair waiting for Daddy at physical therapy. It was reminiscent of another romance I read earlier this year while also being completely ...
BOOK REVIEW: Courageous Women of the Bible by Latan Roland Murphy
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 ...
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: 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 ...