Book Title: All the Light We Cannot See Author: Anthony Doerr Publisher: Scribner Year Published: 2014 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon If you have the need to be transported back to 1940s France or Germany, author Anthony Doerr provides such a journey for you in his novel Read more…
Book Title: Where Does Thursday Go? Author: Janeen Brian Illustrator: Stephen Michael King Publisher: Clarion Books Year Published: 2002 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon It’s Bruno’s birthday and on this day, a Thursday, he asks his friend Bert a very important question. He asks his feathered friend, Read more…
The Girl on the Train is the debut thriller from author Paula Hawkins. Debut? You must be kidding me. This is a brilliant study on people and told in such a way that will keep you turning pages and wishing for more at the end.
Book Review: The Duck Commander Devotional Book Title: The Duck Commander Devotional Author: Alan Robertson Publisher: Howard Books Date Published: October 15, 2013 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon If you’re a fan of Phil Robertson and his family who have become quite famous thought their show Duck Read more…
Book Review: Godwink Stories Book Title: Godwink Stories: A Devotional Author: SQuire Rushnell Publisher: Howard Date Published: December 4, 2012 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon This is the devotional version of SQuire Rushnell’s smash hit When GOD Winks. This devotional book from SQuire Rushnell should come with Read more…
Book Review: Gray Mountain Book Title: Gray Mountain: A Novel Publisher: Doubleday Date Published: October 21, 2014 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon John Grisham has always shown a talent for weaving rants aimed at liberal targets such as insurance companies, the death penalty, tobacco companies and now, Read more…
This review originally appeared Mmmmm, That’s Good Coffee – Written by Rick Stilwell (reposted here by permission) With his latest book, Brian McLaren has given his readers a title that’s more controversial than the contents, and a thought process that is challenging and life-stretching for anyone wanting to look Read more…
Marie Lu may have shocked fans with an interview she did in which she stated she might get a lot of hate mail after the way this dystopian series ends. Many readers have already stated they hated the way other recent dystopian series have ended, but I really doubt many readers of Champion will be sending Marie Lu “hate” letters, I hope you agree.