Great Books for All Genres
The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times – A Reflection on Resilience When I first picked up The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times, I had no idea how profoundly it would resonate with me. Jane Goodall has been a source of inspiration since my seventh-grade fascination with chimpanzees …
Review of The Summer of You and Me by Denise Hunter From the moment I spotted the cover of The Summer of You and Me, I felt an undeniable pull to it. Maybe it was the promise of second chances, or perhaps the exploration of love that transcends loss—either way, I knew I had to …
Enchanted Yet Torn: A Journey Through Fairest of Heart As an avid fan of fairy tale retellings, I was absolutely delighted to hear about Karen Witemeyer’s recent release, Fairest of Heart. The thought of a Snow White reimagined through the lens of a Texas historical backdrop sounded like a whimsical journey I was eager to …
Reflecting on Tamera Alexander’s A Million Little Choices As I dove into Tamera Alexander’s latest novel, A Million Little Choices, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was stepping into a world rich with secrets and healing journeys. The dual timelines and the intertwining lives of two women across centuries captivated me from the first …
A Journey Back to Hogwarts: My Thoughts on Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone There’s a magic that envelops you the moment you open Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the debut novel from J.K. Rowling that brought a world of wonder back into our lives. As I delved into the pages yet again, it …
A Journey of the Soul: Reflecting on Soul Boom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution by Rainn Wilson Do I adore Rainn Wilson? Yes, I do. When I heard he had written Soul Boom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution, I couldn’t help but be intrigued. Having admired Wilson’s unique perspective on life through his …
Book Review: Two Seconds Too Late (Jeopardy Falls, #2) by Dani Pettrey As I delved into Two Seconds Too Late, the second installment in Dani Pettrey’s Jeopardy Falls series, I found myself intrigued by the premise of a family of siblings attempting to break free from the shadows of their tumultuous past. The first book, …
Into the Uncut Grass: A Journey of Imagination and Understanding As a lifelong fan of Trevor Noah, I find that everything he creates resonates deeply with my own experiences. His latest release, Into the Uncut Grass, hit the shelves on October 8th, and I couldn’t have been more excited to dive into this fable—a notable …
Review of Practicing the Way: Be with Jesus, Become Like Him, Do … by John Mark Comer There’s something particularly magnetic about John Mark Comer. I first came across his work during a period of personal exploration, seeking to deepen my spiritual walk. So, when Practicing the Way came out, I was eager to dive …
Book Review: Miss Blaire in Blackwell’s Island (Heiresses of Adventure) When I first stumbled upon Miss Blaire in Blackwell’s Island, I was immediately drawn in by the tantalizing blend of historical fiction, romance, and a touch of spookiness that comes with an asylum setting. Written by K. M. Huber, this tale offers a fresh twist …
Find all of our book reviews in one place by clicking the button below.