A lively graphic novel biography, Pelé: The King of Soccer, recounts how Pelé rose from poverty in Brazil to become one of the great soccer players of all-time. The post Pelé: The King of Soccer by Eddy Simon and Vincent Brascaglia appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Jessica dreams of running again, even though she just lost part of her right leg in a tragic car wreck. The post *The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Watching & Waiting The German Sisters by Marty Wingate is a powerful and heartfelt novel that consumed me from the start. The action starts in 1939 as we follow two German sisters who are sent by their parents from Hamburg to Britain for safety. Though the eldest sister is only ten-years-old and she is tasked […]

Entertaining & Exciting The Pear Affair by Judith Eagle is a delightful children’s adventure and perfect for ages eight years and over. Whatever your age, this book will entertain you. There are elements that make up an exciting children’s book – a disappearance, a mystery, ‘good’ characters and ‘baddies’. It is the children who band […]

Marcus comes to love the pop of smash football almost as much as he loves his new mentor, Charlie Popovich. The post Pop by Gordon Korman appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

For Such A Time As This A Song In The Dark by Kimberley Woodhouse is a powerful historical Christian novel that I could not put down. I read it in just two sittings, pausing only to sleep. The action is set in Europe during 1938 as the world watches on as Hitler’s Nazi Germany consolidates […]

It’s A Small World The Glass House by Eve Chase is a powerful dual timeline novel that I adored and read it in just one sitting. It is set in present day and alternates with 1971 as we witness the action from various points of view. We follow a family with a nanny. It is […]

Until The Wind Changes The Woman With All The Answers by Linda Green is a very entertaining contemporary novel that I absolutely loved. I read it in just two sittings. The plotline is unique and perfectly executed – what happens when Alexa goes rogue and is merely Pauline from Halifax? Surprisingly it seems to have […]

In Gamerville, Max is on the brink of a national video-game championship when his parents decide to send him to Reset Camp. The post Gamerville by Johnnie Christmas appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Gripping The House On Otley Road by Rosa Silverman is a totally gripping murder suspense that I could not put down. The action is set in 1999 and 2019, focusing on a house in Otley Road in Leeds. The action alternates between the two time periods. It also looks backwards speculating on what happened at […]