I read somewhere that there are two types of stories: character driven and conflict driven. I was pleased to find that Catch a Falling Star was both. Beth’s characters are real and flawed and oh so relatable. On top of that, she spices things up with conflict after conflict. ..
Thank You God, for Kittens and Thank You God, for Puppies are two colorful board books that are great for growing littles.
In Rachel Hauck’s, Once Upon a Prince, Susanna Truitt’s dreams of “Happily Ever After” are seemingly shattered when longtime fiancé Adam dumps her without a warning. As her familiar and organized world begins to crumble, Susanna begins to question God’s plans for her. And then Nate Kenneth steps onto the scene…
Teaching the fruit of the Spirit to our kids is so important. When I received My Princess Bible Purse for review from Tommy Nelson, I told my daughter that it was a book about the fruit of the Spirit.
A Plain Scandal, Book Two in Amanda Flower’s Appleseed Creek Mystery Series, will give you a serious case of the “Who-Dunnits?” Full of mystery, humor, and even a bit of romance, this book would make great addition to your summer reading list.
I enjoyed how Mary’s historically accurate dialogue jumped into my head, so much so that I was actually hearing the character’s accents as I read. Her writing really puts you in another time and place.
Once upon a time, Sara Ella brought dreams to life as a Disney cast member, wishing for the day she’d find her prince and live in a castle of her own. Now she spends her days homeschooling her three Jedi in training, braving the Arizona summers, and reminding her superhero husband that it's almost Christmas (even if it's only January). Sara is the award-winning author of The Wonderland Trials, Coral, and the Unblemished trilogy. She is old enough for fairy tales and believes happily ever after is never far away. Read More…
