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The Strawberry House by Rachel Burton
Of Love & Life, Friends & Family The Strawberry House by Rachel Burton is a powerful historical novel set over two time periods. It has its’ roots in facts as we hear about William Morris and the pre-Raphaelite artists. The action is set in 1938 and 1952. These alternate. The summer of 1938 is a […]
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Most Wanted by Andi Osho
Spiraling Most Wanted by Andi Osho is a powerful contemporary novel that gripped me from the start. As the novel opens we ‘hear’ the voice of the perpetrator of the crimes. We know they have been caught – but who are they? And what are their crimes? The setting is an urban one, in several […]
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Herman Bavinck by Simonetta Carr
Herman Bavinck, the latest in the Christian Biographies for Young Readers series, introduces a little-known figure who effectively battled modernism in the church. The post Herman Bavinck by Simonetta Carr appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*Every Monday Mabel by Jashaw Awan
Every Monday Mabel is a picture book that features the most exciting thing that could possibly happen on a Monday morning. The post *Every Monday Mabel by Jashaw Awan appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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CCM Spotlights Jamie MacDonald with March Cover
CCM Magazine has selected Jamie MacDonald as the March cover story. One of the fastest rising artists in Christian Music today, the soulful new singer-songwriter sat down with CCM for an extended interview, and taped exclusive in-studio performances of her #1 singles “Desperate” and “Left It in the River” that will be available exclusively on CCM’s YouTube and at CCMMagazine.com. Says Amanda Sekulow, CCM Magazine Co-Editor: “Sitting down with Jamie for this cover story was such a meaningful experience. Her honesty, her vulnerability, and the way she talks about faith in the middle of sudden success feels incredibly real. This interview goes beyond the songs, it captures the heart behind them, and that’s…
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Days At The Torunka Cafe by Satoshi Yagisawa (translated by Eric Ozawa)
A Gentle Tale Days At The Torunka Café by Satoshi Yagisawa (translated by Eric Ozawa) is a beautiful contemporary tale that will warm your heart. The heart of the novel is a small backstreet coffee shop in Tokyo. It is tucked away, found only by those who go looking. Within the story, there are three […]
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Barking Orders by Roxy The Cattle Dog
A Dog’s Eye View Barking Orders by Roxy The Cattle Dog is a delightfully fun look at life through the eyes of Roxy the cattle dog. The reader really ‘believes’ that Roxy is the author of the book. It really does sound like a dog’s eye view on life! She believes “Humans are 85% coffee […]
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The Ostriches by Jennifer Ussi (illustrated by Lekshmi Bose)
Educating & Entertaining The Ostriches by Jennifer Ussi (illustrated by Lekshmi Bose) is the sixth book in The Incredible Adventures Of Casper The Cat Who Got Lost In Africa. It is a most delightful children’s novel that I absolutely loved. It is perfect for ages four to eight. In fact, whatever your age. This is […]
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The Road from Nowhere by Avi
The Road from Nowhere takes readers to a Colorado mining town of 1893 and two brothers who try to strike it rich. The post The Road from Nowhere by Avi appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Jesus Loves the Little Children, All the Children of the World by Tara Hackney
Joyful photographs accompany updated lyrics in this board book version of Jesus Loves the Little Children The post Jesus Loves the Little Children, All the Children of the World by Tara Hackney appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
