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“More Pages” Does Not Equal “More Rigor”
Long works (more pages) do not necessarily equal more rigor. The post “More Pages” Does Not Equal “More Rigor” appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Mythmakers by John Hendrix
In The Mythmakers, John Hendrix explores an extraordinarily fruitful friendship and its roots in myth and legend. The post *The Mythmakers by John Hendrix appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*Evangelical Heroes by Joel Beeke and Douglas Bond
Evangelical Heroes presents famous and lesser-known Christian role models throughout the modern era. The post *Evangelical Heroes by Joel Beeke and Douglas Bond appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Out of My Dreams by Sharon Draper
Melody Brooks, a 13-year-old with cerebral palsy, concludes her trilogy by stepping onto a global stage in Out of My Dreams. The post Out of My Dreams by Sharon Draper appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Radar and the Raft by Jeff Lantos
Radar and the Raft traces the invention of Radar through the harrowing story of a missionary family torpedoed and rescued during World War II. The post Radar and the Raft by Jeff Lantos appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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A Scarecrow Dressed Up: An Educator’s Response to AI-Generated Homework
Nearly every piece of writing I’ve read that’s been AI-generated has lacked oomph, substance, an opinion. The post A Scarecrow Dressed Up: An Educator’s Response to AI-Generated Homework appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Best This World Can Do: Thoughts about “Not Nothing” by Gayle Forman
Christian book reviewers face certain challenges. We could review only Christian books and be reasonably assured that we won’t run into glaring content problems like profanity, sex, abuse, or LGBTQIA themes. But many such “safe” novels aren’t particularly good when it comes to character development, skillful plotting, or literary excellence. We’re looking for truth, goodness,… The post The Best This World Can Do: Thoughts about “Not Nothing” by Gayle Forman appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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A World Wonder by Laura Wifler
A World Wonder cheerfully celebrates the real world wonders and reminds readers to fully invest in both their work and the people around them. The post A World Wonder by Laura Wifler appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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3 Picture Books about “How”: The Dictionary Story, The Shape of Things, and How to Make a Picture Book
Three new picture books give readers insight into words, maps, and stories. The post 3 Picture Books about “How”: The Dictionary Story, The Shape of Things, and How to Make a Picture Book appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Choosing Biographies: Practical Considerations
Some practical considerations to keep in mind when choosing biographies for your children or students. The post Choosing Biographies: Practical Considerations appeared first on Redeemed Reader.





























