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Monthly Archives: April 2023
“Blind Trust” by Natalie Walters
Danger and Excitement! Lyla is a member of the SNAP Agency. She is great at her job, but is often impulsive, taking risks without counting the cost. Nicolas, a weapons expert and fellow SNAP member, is driven crazy by that. … Continue reading
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“The Secret to Happiness” by Suzanne Woods Fisher
What Makes You Happy? Callie has fled to her Aunt Marnie’s to bury herself in bed after being publicly humiliated, and fired from her head chef’s job. That is because a mistake on her part caused hundreds of people to … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Secret to Happiness”, Becky's Blog, Book series, Christian Fiction, Cousins, Crowded Living, Depression, Fear, Fired, Food Poisoning, Happiness Class, Hopeless, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Ice Cream Business, Instructor, Little Boy, Living with Fear, Move in with Relatives, Public Embarrassment, Revell Books, Secret Activity, Stay in Bed, Suzanne Woods Fisher, Take-over, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Unknown Identity, Walking with Jesus, Watch Sunrise, Wrong Impression
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“Something: One Small Thing Can Make a Difference” by Natalee Creech
Illustrated by Pablo Pino Help! Through the use of fun, bright pictures; catchy rhymes, and lots of enthusiasm, this book suggests that children should be on the lookout for ways to help others. Anyone, including children are never too young … Continue reading
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Tagged “Something: One Small Thing Can Make a Difference”, Ages 4 thru 8, Appreciation, Aware of Surroundings, Becky's Blog, Catchy Rhymes, Children Natural Helpers, Christian Children's Book, Good Deeds, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Pablo Pino, Lend a Hand, Many Forms of Help, More Blessed to Give, Natalee Creech, Nothing Too Small, Show Kindness, Teach Children to Help, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Worthy Kids
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“The Words We Lost” by Nicole Deese
The Price of Friendship Ingrid had once been part of an extraordinary friendship that included Cece and Joel. As teenagers, they thought they would never live their lives without each other. But Ingrid and Joel’s broken engagement shattered the group. … Continue reading
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“Second Time Around” by Melody Carlson
Starting Over! After busy years of raising her children as a single mom, while renovating her huge home, and building her business, Mallory finds herself alone as her last child leaves the nest. Her aunt has willed her a tourist … Continue reading
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“The Bark of Zorro (Gone to the Dogs, 4)” by Kathleen Y’Barbo
Z Marks the Spot! Cassidy is alone on a very dark, stormy night in a deserted area trying to find a stray dog. She is a volunteer at the local dog rescue along with the office manager of a veterinary … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Bark of Zorro (Gone to the Dogs, 4)”, Barbour Publishing, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Christian Mystery, Dog Rescues, Figure in Black, Funny Situations, Game Warden, Great Date, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Humor, Kathleen Y'Barbo, Mystery, New Relationship, No-nonsense Lawman, Painted Dogs, Red Herrings, Tickmenot, Veterinary Clinic, Walking with Jesus, Wedge Between Couple, Who Investigates?
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