Books
Christian Books
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Wile E Coyote, Physical Science Genius
Find out why that poor coyote never actually catches the speedy roadrunner in these clever science books for young physicists. Wile E. Coyote, physical science genius (series) by Suzanne Slade and Mark Weakland. Capstone Press, 2014. Zap! Experiments with energy Splat: Experiments with states of matter Thud: Experiments with forces of motion Smash: Experiments with simple machines This series turns Looney Tunes into science books. Each volume explains how, if Wile E. Coyote would just use his brains, he would catch Road Runner. Because of the principles of physics (simple machines, forces of motion, states of matter and energy), you find out why Wile’s traps don’t work. The illustrations are…
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Her Generous Billionaire by Juliette Duncan
Second Chances Her Generous Billionaire by Juliette Duncan is a charming Christian romance. The setting is Australia where the climate is as warm and welcoming as the action. The novel revolves around the love of God. To live and love like Jesus is the motivator for actions. “She’s a woman of faith who lives her […]
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The Tender Years by T.K. Chapin
Faithful God The Tender Years by T.K. Chapin is a contemporary Christian novel that concerns the subjects of infertility and fostering. T.K. Chapin is not afraid to tackle relevant issues that may be sensitive and painful. He covers them with God’s love showing that life can be hard even when we get our heart’s desire. […]
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How To Say Goodbye by Katy Collins
Amazing Grace How To Say Goodbye by Katy Collins is a beautiful contemporary novel about death and learning to live again. It is a novel that will make you cry and it will make you smile. It will certainly tug at your heartstrings. There are a wonderful mix of unique characters united by their loss. […]
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Back Porch Book Chat: Virginia Lee Rogers
Back Porch Book Chat: A casual, virtual conversation about books. Join us as we chat with book lovers like ourselves about a topic we all love! Our first guest is Virginia Lee Rogers, a homeschooling mom of 5 and seller of used books on Instagram at The Jolly Reader; check out her bio after the interview for more details. Welcome, Virginia Lee, to our virtual back porch for a casual conversation about our favorite topic: books! Before we begin, tell us what iced beverage you’d like as we sit in our rocking chairs on this summer day: Sweet tea? Lemonade? La Croix? Ice water? Sweet tea. Summer, winter, spring and…
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Family Vacation Book List: Fun for the Whole Family
Going on vacation this summer? What about daily trips to the pool and back? Perhaps you have some summer evenings on the porch planned. Sounds like you need a good family vacation book list! The books below are all excellent choices for some family reading time this summer: enjoyable for a wide variety of ages with a mix of adventure and humor. Pick one from the classics list and one from the new books list for some good variety. We’ve specified a good narrator if he or she is the perfect fit. Don’t overlook the value of mom or dad reading aloud–even in the car! Family Vacation Book List Classics…
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Her Kind-Hearted Billionaire by Juliette Duncan
Love And Grace Her Kind-Hearted Billionaire by Juliette Duncan is a delightful contemporary Christian romance and the first in a new series. The story is charming and covered by the love of God. The main themes are of mission and trafficking. The novel is mainly set in Australia but moves to Cambodia and Thailand. Here […]
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Sunshine And Sweet Peas In Nightingale Square by Heidi Swain
Restoration Sunshine And Sweet Peas In Nightingale Square by Heidi Swain is a delightful contemporary feel-good novel that celebrates community and friendship. The reader is in for a real treat as we ‘feel’ included in the welcome in Nightingale Square. There is an eclectic mix of characters with huge hearts and a sense of community. […]
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Once A Liar by A.F. Brady
The Monster Within Once A Liar by A.F. Brady is a marvelous contemporary psychological thriller that will have you hooked from the start. The story is set in two time periods – ‘then’ and ‘now.’ It is told from just one point of view. The intricately woven plot line produces an ending that I did […]
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Summer Books for Refugees
This month, Redeemed Reader will be donating every part of the commission we earn as Amazon affiliates to the Summer Feed and Read Program that works with refugee children in Nashville. You might remember it from last summer; one of Redeemed Reader’s co-founders, Emily Whitten, is involved with the program, and it’s an excellent gospel ministry seeking to minister to the refugee community. We encourage you to help by buying books for the program.* (Extra Yarn and Circle Square are two favorites at Redeemed Reader; we’re excited to see them being used.) If that is not in your budget but some summer reading books are, consider shopping through our Redeemed Reader Amazon links this…
