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Book Review: Miss Julia #6 - Miss Julia’s School of Beauty by Ann B. Ross
9/10 Though Miss Julia returns to Abbotsville happily married, things don’t stay that way for long. Turns out her marriage to Sam Murdock may not exactly be legal, and considering they’ve been sharing a marriage bed, there could be a scandal unlike any the town’s ever seen. While Sam tries to sort out whether or not they’re legally married, Miss Julia has another problem. Hazel Marie is holding…
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Book Review: Elk Ridge Murder Mysteries #4 - Murder at Hay River by Anne Shillolo
9/10 Things in Elk Ridge have been peaceful, but all of a sudden things are ramped up to ten. Hilary is faced with some of the toughest cases in her career, all started in a terribly short time. Two bodies turn up on one of her officers’ land, and they might have connections to his famous wife and professionally-trained nanny. Not only that, another officer’s son is kidnapped right out in the…
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Book Review: Diary of a Wimpy Kid #2 - Rodrick Rules by Jeff Kinney
6/10 Well, the first diary was so successful that Greg’s mother got him another one. Full of more stories that on the surface would be boring, told from Greg’s point of view they become interesting. A quick, entertaining read, this is a book I would recommend to younger audiences. It’s got plenty of humor and the things that Manny does is genuinely worrisome if not hilarious. A decent book to…
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Book Review: A Painful Past - Healing and Moving Forward by Lauren Whitman
9/10 Everybody has some sort of pain in their past, even Christians. God is a God of healing, but sometimes it takes time to heal. This devotional is an excellent place to start healing your own painful past, encouraging the reader to reflect on their past alongside the truths found in Scripture. This 31-day devotional will help you to begin turning to God to heal you of the wounds of your past.…
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Book Review: Myrtle Clover Mysteries #26 - A Murder Down Memory Lane by Elizabeth Spann Craig
9/10 When Sloan Jones calls with a request for Myrtle to cover a story about her 67th high school reunion, Myrtle is surprised to hear it’s happening at all. Never one to miss an opportunity to show up where she’s not wanted, Myrtle goes to her class reunion for the newspaper. She discovers only a few of her classmates at the high school, and they are all a strange bunch. Then the woman who…
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Book Review: Miss Julia #5 - Miss Julia Meets Her Match by Ann B. Ross
9/10 Life is never dull for Miss Julia Springer, and now she’s in the middle of things again. Longtime friend and admirer Sam Murdock is aiming to marry her, but having been burned by her first husband, she’s in no hurry to marry again. She has plenty to distract her, though. Somebody has decided to built a Holy Land theme park, and Miss Julia says yes to them using some of her land. Then she…
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Book Review: Lessons from the Upper Room by Sinclair B. Ferguson
9/10 In a series of recorded lectures, Sinclair Ferguson takes a look at that last night in the upper room, before the betrayal of Judas and Peter, before the cross, and pulls out some lessons we can learn. In a slow, clear way, Ferguson expresses his thoughts and ideas in a way that is very easy to understand. This book will encourage more study into the details of Jesus’s life as it explores…
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Book Review: Narnia #1 (Chronological) #6 (Published) - The Magician’s Nephew by C.S. Lewis
8/10 There are two ways to read the Narnia books in order, and I have chosen the chronological approach. That being said, The Magician’s Nephew is an excellent way to begin the series, as it shows the beginning of Narnia itself. In this book, meet Digory, who becomes an interesting character in later books, and Polly, a neighbor. Due to Digory’s uncle, they end up in a strange place. To spite…
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Book Review: Oz #12 - The Tin Woodman of Oz by L. Frank Baum
9/10 After years of ruling as Emperor of the Winkies under the beneficent authority of Ozma, Nick Chopper, the Tin Woodsman that has come far since his rusted days in the forest, is reminded of a promise by a newcomer. He had sworn to marry a Munchkin girl, and yet he has not fulfilled that promise despite his freedom to do so. So the Tin Woodsman and the Scarecrow go off with the newcomer to…
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Book Review: DC Holly Towns Murder Mysteries #4 - Goodbye Haldane Hill by Anne Shillolo
10/10 When a set of bones is found one morning, Holly Towns and her unit are called to see what’s going on. The good news is that the bones seem to be very old, and their location just might be a historical sight. But then something else is found nearby: the body of a young woman. As the investigation begins, it becomes apparent that this young woman is not the first to have been killed. More…
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Book Review: Hotel Transylvania 3 Movie Novelization by Stacia Deutsch
7/10 After running his hotel for so many years, Count Dracula is in need of a vacation. So his daughter books him and the rest of the monsters for a cruise to Atlantis! But something is off about the captain of the ship, and things are not all they seem. And when an unexpected zing occurs, things change for everybody, monster and human alike. Will they survive this cruise, or will the go down…
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Book Review: The Autistic Brain - Thinking Across the Spectrum by Temple Grandin
10/10 Temple Grandin is an autistic woman known for her many accomplishments in making slaughterhouses run more smoothly with as little distress to the animals as possible, and now she’s turned her attention to autism itself. In this book, Grandin discusses autism from her own experience as well as exploring others’ experiences that are very different from her own. With a strong grasp of autism…
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Book Review: The Afterlife Calls #7 - The Dead Man’s Blood by K.C. Adams
10/10 The demon that possessed Maggie’s husband mentioned that Edie is more than just a necromancer and witch before he got away with Harry’s body. Now, in search of answers, Edie is off to Spain with Fadil to meet her great grandmother. When they get to town, they find a haven for the paranormal with Edie’s great grandmother as mayor of the town. But the peace there is shattered when it appears…
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Book Review: A Cloud by Day, a Fire by Night by A.W. Tozer
8/10 As is usual of Tozer’s writing, he is more scholarly than others I’ve read, however his theology is solid. Exploring the theophany of the cloud by day and fire by night. Tozer connects it to finding the will of God in your life. I will definitely have to reread this in the future to more fully digest the information. If you’re a new Christian, this is probably not the best book for you.…
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Book Review: Catching God's Heart - The Wisdom and Power of Intimacy by Che' Ahn
7/10 A collection of stories that showcase God’s love and mercy in different ways, this book is a nice read that will encourage you in your walk of faith. It’s always nice to see that others share your struggles in their own lives. Recommended if you need a bit of encouragement. If you would like to purchase my book 9 Ways to Normal, you can find it here. If you want to see my full reading…
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Book Review: Grace - More Than We Deserve, Greater Than We Imagine by Max Lucado
9/10 Grace is an important part of the Christian life, and we could always stand to remind ourselves about it. In this book, Lucado explores the subject. Though not the most scholarly book, the theology in ‘Grace’ is pretty good and is explained in a clear way. If you have questions about grace and how it affects mankind and his relationship with God, this is a book you can start with.…
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Book Review: Bad Guys #18 - Look Who’s Talking by Aaron Blabey
9/10 The One is now whole, but the One isn’t who we thought. Now, the One weaves together the threads of the story for Mr. Wolf as they build up to the final battle. There is so much to learn, so much that needs to be shared, and a pause in time is just what Mr. Wolf needs. From going back in time to gaining superpowers then losing them, everything has woven together to the moment between Mr.…
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