On the Blog . . .
18 Sep
Yes, folks, I’m calling it like a see it! Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday, reader friends. It might be fall/autumn where you are, but it’s SPRING here in the southern hemisphere. So while all my fellow Top Ten Tuesday compatriots will be sharing their Fall TBRs with you today, as per the
17 Sep
Welcome to the Weekend Book Buzz! It’s a case of ‘better late than never’ this week, after a busy week and an even busier weekend! I hope you’ve all managed to stay safe from Hurricane Flo. <3
16 Sep
If there were a Christian fiction version of the Oscars, The Christy Awards would be it. And we are teaming up with The Christy Awards to help you read good fiction! Some of the best of the best, in fact. Last year’s 2017 Christy Award winners included The Lady & The Lionheart (Joanne
15 Sep
On Tour with Prism Book Tours Book Tour Grand Finale for A Great Light By Jennifer Ball We hope you enjoyed the tour! If you missed any of the stops, you can see snippets, as well as the link to each full post, below:
14 Sep
Welcome to First Line Friday, hosted by Hoarding Books! The book I’m featuring today actually released around ten years ago, but it’s just been released with a brand new cover (which I LOVE) in honour of an exciting announcement! You can read my full review here, but just let me
13 Sep
~ About the Book ~ Right up until the day they burned the church, I thought I understood things. You know… God, people, myself. Life. Then, suddenly, I understood nothing except that we had to run. And that we might never make it home. When eighteen-year-old Cori signed up for a mission trip to
12 Sep
Greetings, word nerds! This week’s Word Nerd Wednesday post is inspired by a poem by Shel Silverstein. I don’t know whether you know of his various children’s books, but Runny Babbit is a popular one in our household, all the funnier because it uses so many spoonerisms. And to
11 Sep
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! Today’s official topic from That Artsy Reader Girl is Hidden Gems. I find it’s always helpful to set some parameters with a topic like that, and this time I decided I would focus on indie (independently published) and small press books that I think
