Hiding from the Kids in My Prayer Closet was a hilariously fun read. If you are a fan of Mindy Kaling’s essay memoir Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? or Why Not Me?, and you’re a mom (or an un-mom) you’ll love JK’s book. Hiding from the Kids in My Prayer Closet takes readers through quick essays on the joys (and… Read More
‘Threads of Suspicion’ in Review
This book brings back so many memories. I know you’re thinking, “Memories? But isn’t this a new release?” Yes. It is a new release, however, all through high school, the O’Malley series was my favorite. Dee Henderson was my go-to author. Any book she ever came out with, I instantly gobbled up (on a loaner from my best friend’s mom… Read More
‘Love Letters from God’ in Review
Love Letters from God Love Letters from God: Bible Stories for a Girl’s Heart is a sweet devotional for the little girl in your life. There are fourteen stories that share about women and girls in the Bible—Eve, Rahab, The Widow’s Mite, and more. Each short devotional shares the story of a woman in the Bible and a short verse…. Read More
‘True to You’ in Review {plus a chance to win}
True to You This book has a little bit of it all. A little mystery. A little suspense. And a whole lot of tingle-your-toes romance. True to You is the first in new series by Becky Wade, and if this book is any indication, this is going to be a fun series. True to You tells the story of Nora… Read More
In Review | The Sun is Also a Star
Confession. I listened to the majority of this book via audiobook—it’s what happens when my TBR pile and due dates expands beyond my reach. The audiobook book brought the book to life in a completely different way. I loved the different formatting of The Sun is Also a Star. The story is told in both Daniel and Natasha’s voices—alternating back… Read More
In Review: Life After
I had the immense privilege of meeting Katie Ganshert at a the ACFW writers’ conference in 2015 (we may have just shook hands—I don’t quiet remember, however, she left an impression I promptly went home, ordered her YA book and followed her on all her social media accounts—love this lady). Her newest novel, Life After, is nothing short of amazing…. Read More
In Review Wayfarer
Every once in a while, you are fortunate enough to come across a book – or a book series – that is so captivating, you do not want it to end. Alexandra Bracken’s Passenger series has done this to me. Wayfarer, just like its predecessor, is jammed packed full of action, excitement, romance, and has enough twists and turns to… Read More
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