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Vacation Bible School 2025
We had Vacation Bible School at our church this past week. Our theme this year was "Under Construction." I wanted to compile my resources here for future reference, but I also wanted to share the story of how it all came together.
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May Reading Recap
Most of my reading for May was "assigned"-in that I ended up with more review books than I intended, and some I enjoyed more than others.
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Book Review: Hearts Aweigh
Today, I’m participating in a book review tour for Hearts Aweigh, a contemporary Christian romance novel by Shannon Sue Dunlap. It is Book 2 of the Love Overboard series from Kregel Publications. It was released on May 20, 2025. Check out my review of Book 1 here. Disclosure: I voluntarily received a complimentary ebook from the publisher as part of JustRead publicity tours.…
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Book Review: The Herbalist
Today, I’m participating in a book review tour for The Herbalist, a Christian romantic mystery by Carole Brown.
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Only 5?!
Earlier today, Lyle and I were commiserating about how we don't have a chance to travel these days as much as we would like. Then I came across this meme and had to count to see how many places we had visited.
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Book Review: Unexpected Hope
Today, I’m participating in a book review tour for Unexpected Hope, a contemporary Christian fiction novel by Pam Green. It is Book 1 of the Sully Parkway Comfort Dogs series and was released on October 15, 2024. Disclosure: I voluntarily received a complimentary copy of the book from the author as part of Celebrate Lit publicity tours. All views expressed are my own.…
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Book Review: Meet Me at The Grand
Meet Me at the Grand is a fun summer read (though it's set in the springtime, so go ahead and jump right in now) with all the swoony vibes romance readers love.
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Book Review: Mary the Missionary
Mary the Missionary is a precocious little girl who has the opportunity to go on a short-term mission trip to Kenya with her parents.
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Book Review: Two Seconds Too Late
I enjoy reading fugitive stories because I like to figure out (in my imagination) if I could evade the "bad guys" in that situation. Two Seconds Too Late is that type of story, and it kept me turning the pages to make sure our heroes survived and came out safely on the other end.
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Book Review: Relinquishing the Agent
Relinquishing the Agent employs a fun "mistaken identity" trope in a Regency setting. The plot includes a classic whodunit murder mystery and an unexpected romance.
