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Stikki The Squirrel: Tree Spirits by Jane H Wood
Enchanting Stikki The Squirrel: Tree Spirits by Jane H Wood is a very charming children’s novel and perfect for the over eights. The reader joins a family of squirrels just before Christmas. With snow on the ground, the daddy squirrel hunts further afield for food. He meets some vicious foxes. His mate is determined to […]
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Claudia Rueda’s The Smushkins
Colorful, whimsical illustrations and text invite young listeners to delight in the antics of the Smushkins. The post Claudia Rueda’s The Smushkins appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Revolting Rhymes: Cinderella by Roald Dahl
Roald Dahl brings a characteristically macabre twist in Revolting Rhymes Cinderella. The post Revolting Rhymes: Cinderella by Roald Dahl appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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David Pollack: Faith, Football, and Life After ESPN
When I got the chance to sit down with David Pollack to talk about his new book, Every Day Counts, I expected football stories. I expected ESPN stories. I expected some inspiration. What I didn’t expect was how much of the conversation centered around loss, rebuilding, and faith discovered later in life. The surprising thing about Every Day Counts is that while it absolutely delivers for football fans, especially anyone nostalgic for that era of SEC football, it’s also deeply personal. Pollack laughed while explaining that this wasn’t a vanity project celebrating his football career. Watch the full interview below: “This is not a book to celebrate my football…
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America at 250: Teaching with Honesty and Gratitude
Who would have thought, 100 years ago, that teaching American history would become a problem? Americans lived in the greatest country ever, blessed by God, shepherded by faultless founding fathers, and destined for world prominence after coming to the rescue of a devastated Europe. There were cynics even then, of course. There were also plenty… The post America at 250: Teaching with Honesty and Gratitude appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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For King and Country Announce New Album, Tour, and Voting
For King and Country will embark on a new tour, titled “The Most Beautiful Colours,” running from Sept. 24 to Oct. 18, 2026. “At long last, we’re bringing you a new tour and new music this fall. ‘The Most Beautiful Colours’ tour is coming to 16 cities across North America, and the evening just won’t feel complete without you. With brand new music, fresh production, and maybe even a surprise or two thrown in, it’s sure to be a series of unforgettable nights,” according to an e-mail from For King and Country. The tour will include cities throughout the country, including Spokane, Amarillo, Canton, Baltimore, and Boston. Those interested in…
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Go and Get With Rex by David LaRochelle
Go and Get With Rex is a fun picture book about playing a game with unexpected results. The post Go and Get With Rex by David LaRochelle appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*Over in the Garden by Janna Matthies
Over in the Garden is a picture book about working together and making a garden. The post *Over in the Garden by Janna Matthies appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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New Documentary Asks: Are UFOs Spiritual Warfare?
There are some interviews that feel like promotion, and then there are conversations that linger in your head long after the cameras stop rolling. Sitting down with Billy Hallowell to talk about his new documentary Investigating the Supernatural: Angels & Demons was one of those moments. Billy, who has spent decades in journalism and media, admitted that diving into stories about demons and spiritual warfare initially terrified him. He even walked away from an early book deal because the subject matter felt too heavy. “I was so freaked out that I said no,” he told me. But eventually the calling kept returning. Watch The Full Interview: What makes the…
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When You Brace for the Worst
Walking outside, my body settled into a rhythm and my mind trailed off into prayer that likely sounded like, “God help me today… God lead me in my ways…” But then I heard something. Something coming at me. A dog, running at full speed. Behind me. It was coming, fast. Mentally, I braced myself for impact. I was about to go down. My heart beat a million miles an hour, my head wanted to duck for cover, my face contorted and tightened for impact…and then, the dog came and stopped alongside me. It looked at me, almost asking, “Will you pet me?” I exhaled. I was okay. The owner screamed…
