Highly Entertaining The House In Norham Gardens by Penelope Lively is an entertaining novel for children aged ten years and over. It was penned in 1974 but is still reaching audiences today. The action is set in Oxford as we follow a young girl, living with her aunts. She has the most amazing experiences as […]

Love Wins Hope On Hope by Susan Gray is the most charming historical novel that I absolutely adored. The novel is mainly set in the north west of England in 1946. War is over but families are still feeling the effects. There are empty spaces around tables. We also cross the channel to France to […]

Heartbreaking & Harrowing Auschwitz: A Mother’s Story by Rosa de Winter-Levy is a powerful and heartbreaking account of a mother’s time in Auschwitz, and how she held on to the hope of being re-united with her daughter. Rosa de Winter-Levy, her husband and daughter (born 1928) were not devout Jews but still had to go […]

The Enemy’s Daughter traces a friendship born in adversity during World War I. The post The Enemy’s Daughter by Anne Blankman appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Amazing Grace A Hundred Magical Reasons by Laura DeNooyer is a powerful dual timeline Christian historical novel that I read in just one sitting. The action is set in the early twentieth century and in 1980 as we hear an older woman telling a young woman, her life story. Running throughout both time periods are […]

Exciting & Suspenseful Under Fire by Lynn H Blackburn is a fabulous contemporary Christian suspense that thrilled me from the start. It is book three in the Defend & Protect series but can be read as a stand-alone. From the very start, the reader is drawn in as we have questions that need answers. This […]

A Wonderful Surprise looks at Easter through the lens of one short scripture passage which children are encouraged to memorize. The post A Wonderful Surprise by Sally Michael appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Trouble Dog is a fun nonfiction read to look for at your local library. Young dog owners will especially enjoy! The post Trouble Dog by Carol A. Foote appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Smoke & Mirrors The Secretary by Deborah Lawrenson is an intriguing historical espionage thriller which I read in just two sittings. Partly fact and partly fiction, the novel is based around the author’s mother’s life and her diaries. The action is set in 1958. Real life figures pop up within the narrative. The reader journeys […]

Katherine Paterson’s latest is a biography of Jella Lepman, an unexpected postwar hero. The post Jella Lepman’s Library of Dreams by Katherine Paterson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.