Books
Christian Books
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Close Up & Far Out by Mary Auld
Close Up & Far Out demonstrates how two 17th-century scientists opened windows on the very large and the very small. The post Close Up & Far Out by Mary Auld appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Train That Took You Away by Catherine Hokin
Holding On To Hope The Train That Took You Away by Catherine Hokin is a powerful historical novel that I read in just two sittings. The novel is set from 1936-1946 in Berlin, the seat of the Nazis power. There are also a few scenes in Blitz-ravaged London. We follow three main characters all connected […]
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The Spa Break by Caroline James
New Discoveries The Spa Break by Caroline James is a really fun contemporary read that entertained me from the start. The reader joins four friends in their sixties on a weekend spa break to celebrate a seventieth birthday. Not shackled by the confines of daily life, it is a journey of discovery for each one […]
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In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer
When You Know, You Know In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer is a beautiful Christian timeslip novel that I absolutely adored. It is the second book in the Timeless series but can be read as a stand-alone. This novel is set in 1861, 1941 and 2001. Historians will recognize these dates as the starting point […]
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Newbery Roundup #2: Plain Jane, Wrong Way Home, and First State of Being
Our second roundup of Newbery-buzzing books includes a graphic-novel fairy tale, an escape narrative, and a time-travel adventure. The post Newbery Roundup #2: Plain Jane, Wrong Way Home, and First State of Being appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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My Block Looks Like by Janelle Harper
Dynamic and vibrant, My Block Looks Like is a fun ode to life in the big city. The post My Block Looks Like by Janelle Harper appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Storyteller’s Daughter by Victoria Scott
Secrets, Families, Ambitions The Storyteller’s Daughter by Victoria Scott is a beautiful dual timeline novel that I loved. The action is set in 1941 and 2008. The periods are united by a family house and woodland as we follow a young woman in 2008 and her aunt in 1941. Both main characters are similar in […]
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Newbery Buzz #3: Ferris
Betsy and Hayley discuss Ferris by Kate DiCamillo, another new favorite. (See our starred review, here.) Hayley: Betsy, it’s no secret I love Ferris. In fact, I loved it so much I spent one newsletter last fall talking about it! I’m going to unashamedly steal some of what I wrote then and incorporate it into… The post Newbery Buzz #3: Ferris appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Murder On The Marlow Belle by Robert Thorogood
Engaging, Entertaining & Wholesome Murder On The Marlow Belle by Robert Thorogood is a fabulous contemporary cosy crime novel that gripped me from the start. It is the fourth book in The Marlow Murder Club series but can be read as a stand-alone. I enjoyed meeting up with familiar faces – the trio of women […]
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Widows Waive The Rules by Julia Jarman
All For One Widows Waive The Rules by Julia Jarman is a wonderful contemporary novel that I absolutely loved. The book is part of The Widows Wine Club series but can be read as a stand-alone. I enjoyed meeting up with familiar faces. Once more the widows are off on an adventure, travelling from Britain […]




























