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The Silver-Haired Sisterhood by Judy Leigh
Living Life To The Full The Silver-Haired Sisterhood by Judy Leigh is the most delightful contemporary offering which I just could not put down. Judy Leigh has done it again! – and produced a wonderfully warm offering showing how to live life to the full, whatever your age. Age is, after all, just a number. […]
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A Christmas Surprise In Pelican Crossing by Maggie Christensen
Absolutely Charming A Christmas Surprise In Pelican Crossing by Maggie Christensen is an absolutely charming contemporary novel which I read in just two sittings, pausing only to sleep. It is the fourth book in the Pelican Crossing series but can be read as a stand-alone. I enjoyed catching up with familiar faces and meeting new […]
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Treasures Of The Wise: 30 Devotions For Storing Up Heavenly Riches by Tracy L Smoak
In God We Trust Treasures Of The Wise by Tracy L Smoak is a powerful book of thirty devotionals which will aid our walk with God. Each devotional has an accompanying coin which is from the author’s collection and means something to her. The coin reminds us that we are God’s treasure, far more important […]
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Tales From Muggleswick Wood by Vicky Cowie
A Charming Collection Tales From Muggleswick Wood by Vicky Cowie is a charming collection of five children’s tales. It is perfect bedtime reading for children aged five years and over. The whole book is beautifully and simply illustrated by Charlie Mackesy. All the tales are written in rhyme. Each story has a lively rhythm to […]
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One Silent Night by Scott R Rezer
A Timeless Appeal One Silent Night by Scott R Rezer is the most charming dual timeline Christian Christmas novel that I absolutely loved. It is the first book in A Festival Of Carols and I cannot wait to read the subsequent books. One Silent Night is beautifully written. There is a serenity to it and […]
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Fun with Math: Sir Cumference Speaks Volumes, The Pigpen Problem, and Our World: By the Numbers
Sir Cumference returns, Goat and Sheep solve a math problem, and Steve Jenkins crunches the numbers. The post Fun with Math: Sir Cumference Speaks Volumes, The Pigpen Problem, and Our World: By the Numbers appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Miss Beeton’s Murder Agency by Josie Lloyd
Amateur Sleuthing Miss Beeton’s Murder Agency by Josie Lloyd is a simply marvellous contemporary cosy crime novel that I thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Beeton is rather like a modern-day Miss Marple as when a crime occurs, she uses all her powers of amateur sleuthing to investigate. She believes that she will solve the crime quicker than […]
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Light Comes to Shadow Mountain by Toni Buzzeo
In Light Comes to Shadow Mountain, a young girl is determined to bring electricity to her Kentucky home through the Rural Electrification Project. The post Light Comes to Shadow Mountain by Toni Buzzeo appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Spiders: A Book List for Young Arachnophiles
A few weeks ago I was trying to address the cobwebs on the walls and corners above my desk (possibly some procrasti-cleaning due to a looming book deadline), and strangely found that I couldn’t bear to vacuum up the spiders that were trying to escape, whether they were poised on a freshly-woven web or weakly… The post Spiders: A Book List for Young Arachnophiles appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Beyond Infinity by Stephanie Warren Drimmer
Beyond Infinity examines the technology that went into building the James Webb Space Telescope, as well as what it has discovered since its launch. The post Beyond Infinity by Stephanie Warren Drimmer appeared first on Redeemed Reader.




























