Unless you've been living off the grid in a cabin, (if so, lucky you) you're probably aware of what is going on in the world right now. Many people are afraid and anxious because of COVID-19. I hope that you all are taking the self isolation recommendations seriously and only leaving the house when necessary. … Continue reading 13 Books to Read When the World is Falling Apart
Category: -Christian
The Best Books of 2019!
Unfortunately, many of the books I read this year were absolutely disappointing. Out of 45 total book and novella reviews, only 10 are what I consider to be favorites. To be considered a favorite, each book had to meet certain qualifications: unforgettable, well written characters and a story that I would want to read again … Continue reading The Best Books of 2019!
Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
For my last book review in December, I wanted to review the most Christmas-y book I own, The Nativity Story by Angela Hunt. I think the title is pretty self explanatory but just in case you're not familiar with Christian teachings, this book is about the first Christmas, the birth of Jesus. I am a … Continue reading Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
Book Review for “Embracing the Outcast” by Nadine C. Keels
*This book was sent to me for review purposes by the author. All opinions are my own. I am always so excited to review Nadine C. Keels' newest book releases. She is a very talented writer and I would honestly be surprised if I didn't enjoy one of her stories. I've reviewed two of her … Continue reading Book Review for “Embracing the Outcast” by Nadine C. Keels
Book Review for “Until the Mountains Fall” by Connilyn Cossette
I am so sad that Until the Mountains Fall by Connilyn Cossette is the last book in the Cities of Refuge series until 2020 when the next book, Like Flames in the Night, will be released. That isn't THAT far away but oh my goodness, I love this series and these characters. I recommend you … Continue reading Book Review for “Until the Mountains Fall” by Connilyn Cossette
