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Review: Jesus Loves Me, This I Know
Today, I’m participating in a book review tour for Jesus Loves Me, This I Know, a "cuddly crinkly cloth book" edited by Catherine DeVries from Kregel Children's Books. It is part of the Bible Babies series.
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Book Review: Anything
Today, I’m participating in a book tour for Anything, a Christian YA romance novel by Kristina Welch. It is Book 1 in the Mayberry University series.
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Vintage Book Review: Beauty for Ashes
Today’s book review is for a vintage book in my collection: Beauty for Ashes by Grace Livingston Hill. I read it in January as part of the Read Your Bookshelf challenge hosted by Chantel Reads All Day with the prompt “beauty.” Disclosure: This post includes Amazon affiliate links. The Kindle version of this book is currently only .99. My Review…
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Book Review: Whispers of Fortune
Today, I’m sharing a book review of Whispers of Fortune, a western Christian historical romance by Mary Connealy, published by Bethany House.
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January Reading Recap
It's been a fun month for reading with my New Year challenges in mind. So far, I'm doing pretty well with "assigned" reading, but I'm also managing to fit in some mood reading, which I deliberately left room for.
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Book Review: The Resurrection Project
Today, I’m participating in a book tour for The Resurrection Project, a futuristic medical thriller novel by Tanya Sparks Belvin.
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My Day at The Homestead Schoolhouse
This past Thursday, I had the privilege of spending the day at The Homestead Schoolhouse in Taneyville, Missouri.
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Reading Goals for 2025
Happy New Year! This is the post in which I lay out all my carefully planned literary ambitions for the upcoming year since I want to be more intentional in my reading.
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Christmas Picture Book Roundup
Did you know I’m a storyteller? In all fairness, you might say I’m a story reader. My “storytelling” is usually a hybrid of reading and telling. But I’m a good reader (if I do say so, who shouldn’t). In any case, for the past few years, I’ve been sharing a story with the children at church on Sunday mornings. And…
