Review:This is an excellent historical novel. Do not start with this book. Read the first two in the series. This exciting novel by Bernard Cornwell gives the reader an excellent impression as to what life was like during this time period. The pace was excellent the characters were well-developedand the battle scenes were captivating Read more

Review:Such a sweet book that helps teach kids about important aspects of their faith, as well as really humanizing the Pope as a person. It deals with questions as innocent as "why do you like soccer?" to as complex as "will my atheist grandfather go to heaven?"

The illustrations were done by the children asking the questions, and the kids love to look at the drawings. It is also clear that Pope Francis actually read all the letters because he references the pictures the children drew.
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Review:One thing that is sure about this is that it was written with heart and soul. Apart from the fact that the author really absorbs himself into his writing, it is clear that he knows something about becoming loving and open minded. I must warn you, for those that prefer to stay away from religion, there is some referencing of the Bible and Christianity. I however, was totally fine with that. In any case, the book was written warmth will benefit the many of you. It does have great points. Read more

Review:Really good read. Quite an eye-opener as well. On the surface it may seem like a good novel, but I read a lot more into it; a lot of what is going on around us, is revealed in the series. good work, Dayo Benson Read more

Review:This book had many wonderful ideas to become a more generous person. Who doesn't appreciate a little more loving generosity!! The concept of being blessed by blessing others is one that everyone should incorporate into their lives. Overall--an EXCELLENT BOOK!! Read more

Review:I have never read anything by Jen Hatmaker, but Of Mess and Moxie: Wrangling Delight Out of This Wild and Glorious Life has made me a fan! Her whimsical writing style and bold honesty grabbed me from the beginning of this encouraging book.

Of Mess and Moxie doesn’t hold back as the author addresses the issues many women grapple with every day that bring on those feelings of being overwhelmed and not knowing how to juggle everything that is thrown at us. When nobody seems to understand the... Read more

Review:Great insight into John, the one whom Jesus loved, as he calls himself, the author of Revelation. You see he and the others as they walk beside Jesus, growing in their faith in Him. Jesus revealed as they see Him. Read more

Review:Loved the storyline, the characters, and the setting in this book. Can you imagine your believed to be dead husband showing up during your engagement dinner? I really liked the part of the story about Tyson being a changed man and proving it to her. It would be so easy to fall in love with a man like him. However, he is running for Senate and is in need of a wife by his side...hmmm... makes you wonder if he has really changed?

This is a cute story with such likeable characters. Hatcher is... Read more

Review:If you read my review before reading the book let it be known there is spoilers. I love to read books and this is one book that touched my heart and soul the most. There has only been 2 authors that have written books that have made me cry. Amy this is one book that I cried several times while reading. Mattie's loss of Jacob brought back memories of when my son Alexander was stillborn. I had the same feeling that Mattie did and blamed myself. Just like Mattie's son having the cord wrapped around... Read more

Review:This book not only has touched my life but the many friends I have given it to, I have read many of Henri Nouwen's books and this is still one of my favorites..A true message of God's unconditional love. Read more