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“Juneteenth” by Dorena Williamson
Celebrate! Juneteenth is a day to be celebrated because it reminds us that no one can be a slave again. At one time, people owned other people—they were called slaves. People who were slaves could never do what they wanted. … Continue reading
“Elysium Tide” by James R. Hannibal
Thrills & Chills in Paradise! Dr. Peter Chesterfield is an up-tight know-it-all. He is a brilliant British surgeon who has no problem telling everyone how wonderful he is. A workaholic who drives the staff crazy, he is sent to Hawaii … Continue reading
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Tagged “Elysium Tide”, #ElysiumTide, Arrogant, Becky's Blog, Betrayal, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Civilian & Police Work, Egoistical, Forced Vacation, Gang Violence, Hawaii, James R. Hannibal, Mystery, Revell Publishing, Solving a Murder, Thriller, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Season of My Enemy” by Naomi Musch
If We Met in Another Time….. Fannie can’t believe she is working on her family’s farm beside German POW’s (prisoners of war). Her mother said they couldn’t get their crop harvested without help. Since her brothers are away in the … Continue reading
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Tagged “Season of My Enemy”, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Crops Needing Harvesting, Fear of Prisoners, Forbidden Relationship, Forgiveness, Manpower Shortage, Naomi Musch, Patriotism, POW's, Prisioners of War, Tickmenot, Trust, Violence, Walking with Jesus, War Disability, WWII
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“When the Day Comes” by Gabrielle Meyer
What Time is It? Libby lives in 1774 Colonial Williamsburg, right at the beginning of The Revolution. She also lives in 1914 New York City. She is a time traveler. Every night while Libby sleeps, she lives her other life. … Continue reading
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Tagged “When the Day Comes”, 1774 Colonial Williamsburg, 1914 New York City, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, bookreadingtic.com, Breaking the Rules, British Titles, Christian Fiction, Consequences, Forced Marriage, Gabrielle Meyer, Leaving Love of Life, Loss of Plans, Revolutionary War, Single Mother Colonial Times, The Great War, Tickmenot, Time Traveler, Walking with Jesus, World War 1
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“Lily Leads the Way” by Margi Preus
Don’t Give Up! Illustrated by Matt Myers Lily, a little sailboat, is very excited because some special ships are coming, they are older and very tall. To see them, Lily must get out of her harbor, but to do that, … Continue reading
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Tagged "Lily Leads the Way", Becky's Blog, Blocked Away, bookreadingtic.com, Bridges that Move, Candlewick Press, Children's Picture Book, Hard-Backed Book, Illustrator, Margi Preus, Matt Myers, Not Giving Up, Preschool thru Grade 3, Pushed Out of the Way, Sailboats, Special Ships, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Super You” by Anne Kennedy Brady
It’s a Bird, it’s a Plane….. Attention all little superheroes, here is the book for you. This story tells the things needed to do to be a superhero. From helping others, to telling the truth, to righting wrongs: these are … Continue reading
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Tagged "Super You", Anne Kennedy Brady, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Children through 1st grade, Do Good, For Girls & Boys, Good Role Models, Help Others, Large Board Book, Share, Stand by Friends, Tell the Truth, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, What Superheroes Do, Worthy Kids
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“The Rooted Life” by Justin Rhodes
Affordable Organic Eating! For the sake of his family’s health, Justin wanted to eat organic and free-range foods. But he was suffering severe sticker shock every time he bought those things because they were so expensive. That is when he … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Rooted Life”, A Family Affair, Affordable Organic Eating!, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Eat for Free, Expensive Food, Growing it Yourself, Hachette Books, Health Benefits, How To Do It!, Justin Rhodes, Living off the Land, Organic Produce, Saving Money, Tastes Better, Tickmenot, Turn Yard into Garden, Walking with Jesus
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“No Crowns in the Castle” by Fantasia and Kendall Taylor
Have a Great Life & a Spectacular Marriage! This is the true story of two very accomplished people. Although achieving that came at a cost, with mistakes and regrets along the way. The two are transparent about the many hard … Continue reading
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Tagged “No Crowns in the Castle”, Bankruptcy, Becky's Blog, Blending Personalities, bookreadingtic.com, Cheated by Those Trusted, Christian Principles, Encouraging, Fantasia and Kendall Taylor, Husband is King, Life & Hardships, Rape, Relationship with the Lord, Respecting God's Directions, Successful Relationship, Taken Advantage of, Tickmenot, Transparent Lives, Walking with Jesus, Wife is Queen, Worldly Awards, Worthy Publishing
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