Monthly Archives: August 2013

“Forever Friday” by Timothy Lewis

Posted on August 26, 2013 by Becky

              Don’t Send This Postcard This book is about Adam Colby, an estate seller.  When at a sale, he finds a stash of picture postcards with romantic poems Gabe Alexander sent his wife, Huck, … Continue reading →

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“Appointments with Heaven” by Dr. Reggie Anderson

Posted on August 23, 2013 by Becky

Dr. Anderson is a medical doctor in rural Tennessee. He had an encounter with God while in medical school that changed his entire life. He was raised in a Christian home and made the commitment to be a Christian at … Continue reading →

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“Harriet Beamer Strikes Gold” by Joyce Magnin

Posted on August 20, 2013 by Becky

This is a fictional story about senior citizen Harriet Beamer.  She has recently given up her independence by selling her home on the east coast.  She and her dog, Humphrey, have moved in with her son, Henry, and daughter-in-law, Prudence, … Continue reading →

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“Unseen” by Jack Graham

Posted on August 18, 2013 by Becky

This book is about the unseen world all around us.  There is a spiritual dimension in this world, as well as, the next.  The spiritual world here is made up of both good and evil. Even if we don’t acknowledge … Continue reading →

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“Prized! Your Journey as His Daughter” by Noelle Toscano

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Becky

This is a book that encourages women.  It urges us to appreciate how much God cares for us, and loves us, despite the messes we may get ourselves into. A variety of subjects are covered.  For example, there is great … Continue reading →

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“Rules of Murder” by Julianna Deering

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Becky

This is a whodunit written in the classic English mystery style of the 1920’s and 30’s.  Handsome Drew Farthering is single, rich and the heir apparent to Farthering Place, a grand estate in the English countryside.  His best friend, Nick, … Continue reading →

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“IndoctriNation” by Colin Gunn and Joaquin Fernandez Astonishing Exposé

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Becky

            Astonishing Exposé This book is a companion book to the film.  I did not review the film, so this review will be about the book only.  “IndoctriNation” gives convincing evidence that home schooling is … Continue reading →

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