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Fires Of Injustice by Kendy Pearson
Chosen & Loved Fires Of Injustice by Kendy Pearson is a powerful Christian historical novel that is grounded in facts. The tale is set in 1880’s America and concerns the plight of the Chinese people in America who were persecuted and rejected by many. The reader is educated as we read. It was a time […]
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The Big Book of Pi by Anita Lehmann and Jean-Baptiste Aubin
The Big Book of Pi is a lively guided tour through the world’s weirdest number. The post The Big Book of Pi by Anita Lehmann and Jean-Baptiste Aubin appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Way I Loved You by Fiona Lucas
Take A Chance On Love The Way I Loved You by Fiona Lucas is a most delightful contemporary novel that I savoured. I never wanted it to end. This is a beautifully written novel about love. It is a unique tale, a sliding doors moment as a character gets to re-live her wedding anniversaries up […]
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Bing’s Cherries by Livia Blackburne
Bing’s Cherries is a modern Chinese American tall tale that is a welcome addition to a great American tradition. The post Bing’s Cherries by Livia Blackburne appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Escape Artist by Thor Hanson
The Escape Artist is a well-crafted rhyming nonfiction picture book about an octopus who escapes from his aquarium tank into freedom. The post *The Escape Artist by Thor Hanson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*Goldfinches by Mary Oliver
Melissa Sweet’s collage art brings Mary Oliver’s poem “Goldfinches” to sparkling life for young readers. The post *Goldfinches by Mary Oliver appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Copland: A Story About America by Veronica Mang
This otherwise excellent picture book biography about Aaron Copland is, unfortunately, hampered by the inclusion of Copland’s homosexual lifestyle. The post Copland: A Story About America by Veronica Mang appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Jackal by Michael J Webb
Spiritual Battles Jackal by Michael Jack Webb is a Christian fantasy suspense that will grip you from the start. It is the second book in The Justice Chronicles but can be read as a stand-alone. I enjoyed meeting up with familiar faces. Life is a spiritual battle. There are more forces around us than what […]
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The Last Train Home by Marion Kummerow
Loving Bonds The Last Train Home by Marion Kummerow is a powerful historical novel that consumed me from the start. The action is set in Germany at the start of World War II. This book is all about the disgusting treatment of the Roma people following on from the Nuremburg race laws of 1938. The […]
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Meet Me At The Starlight by Rachel Hauck
Immanuel God With Us Meet Me At The Starlight by Rachel Hauck is a powerful and beautiful Christian dual timeline novel that I adored from the start. The novel is set during the Depression of the 1930’s and in 1987 in Sea Blue Beach as we follow lead character Tuesday Knight in both periods – […]





























