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Tag Archives: The Library Thing
“Her Only Wish” by Shelley Shepard Gray
Betsy’s Turn Betsy, part of the Amish community, has had her life dictated by her health. Whether being hospitalized, or having her family keep her in a bubble to try to keep her healthy, Betsy has missed out on a … Continue reading
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Tagged “Her Only Wish”, Africa, Amish Family, Amish Story, Appreciating Children, Becky's Blog, Best Friend, Christian Fiction, Family Help, Family Pressure, Florida Heat, Giving Children Freedom, Going Against Family, Hospitalization, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Learning Golf, Learning to Swim, Life List, Making New Friends, Medical Problems, Meeting Someone Special, Missionaries, New Experiences, Parents Exasperating Children, Pinecraft Florida, Revell Books, Shelley Shepard Gray, Sister's Relationship, Stepping Out in Faith, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Vacation in Florida, Walking with Jesus
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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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“Slow Dog” by Joy Johnston
Illustrations by Lana Lee Slow Down! Destiny’s grandmother has a dog, Murphy, who is the slowest dog in the world. At least, Destiny thinks so. She has lots of energy so does things like running or playing really fast. Little … Continue reading
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Tagged “Slow Dog”, Based on Real Dog, Becky's Blog, Busy World, Children Ages 3 to 7, Children's Book, Complaining to Grandmother, Dog is Slow, Enjoy Everything, Fast-Paced World, Frustration by Granddaughter, Good Idea, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrations by Lana Lee, Joy Johnston, Observe Everything, Rescue Dog, Slowdown Life, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“How to Teach Your Cat a Trick in Five Easy Steps” by Nicola Winstanley
Illustrated by Zoe Si Every Dog has His Day, and so do Cats! Is this a children’s book that also appeals to adults? Or, an adult book that children will like as well. This tongue-in-cheek book tells the story of … Continue reading
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Tagged “How to Teach Your Cat a Trick in Five Easy Steps”, Becky's Blog, Ease of Dog Training, Funny for Both Adults & Children, Funny Situations, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Zoe Si, Nicola Winstanley, Teaching Cats Tricks, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Tongue in Cheek, Training Dogs vs. Cats, Tundra Books, Typical Cat Behavior, Walking with Jesus
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“Sundown” by Susan May Warren
Chasing Spies, Falling in Love! Tae, a scientist, has been desperately working on a vaccine to combat a deadly virus. She starts dating Sergei who, unknown to her, is a Russian spy who wants her research. He plans to let … Continue reading
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Tagged “Sundown”, Becky's Blog, Boyfriend Injured, Boyfriend is a Killer, Capturing the Virus, Christian Fiction, Create Vaccine, Deadly Virus, Disability, Drones, Fresh Story, Giving up Career, Heart Problems, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapping, Kill Americans, Pandemic, Plan Crash, President of USA, Revell Books, Romance, Russian Spies, Susan May Warren, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Top Scientist, Undercover Work, Walking with Jesus
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“The Secrets of Emberwild” by Stephenia H. McGee
A Heart’s Desire! Nora has big plans for their horse farm, Emberwild. After she tames her horse Arrow, she plans to race him. Nora has no doubts that he will win, which will attract lots of stud fees. However, her … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Secrets of Emberwild”, #TheSecretsOfEmberwild, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Dangerous Treatment, Dishonest Relative, Finding Answers, Horse Training, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Loves of Horses, Mistreatment by Parent, Mysterious Death, Revell Publishing, Steal Inheritance, Stephenia H. McGee, Suspicious Accidents, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Never Leave Me” by Jody Hedlund
Time After Time! Prepare yourself for time travel, and a cure for diseases that is so incredible that no one believes it–except for rival pharmaceuticals that will kill to … Continue reading
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Tagged “Never Leave Me”, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Chased by Bad Guys, Christian Fiction, Family Reunion, Health Restored, Holy Water, Incurable Disease, Jody Hedlund, Kidnapped, Life Threatened, Loving Best Friend, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Time Travel, Unrequited Love, Walking with Jesus
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“Every Knee Shall Bow” by Bryan Litfin
A Grand Adventure! The beautiful Flavia, a devout Christian who grew up with a life of privilege is thrown together with Rex, a tough soldier who believes there is no difference between Christianity, and the worship of the old gods. … Continue reading
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Tagged AD 300's, Attempts to Escape, Battle for Power, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Bryan Litfin, Christian Fiction, Christianity Against Latin & Greek Gods, Constantine’s War for Power, Disfavor with Emperor, Emperor Constantine, Escape from Sex Slavery, Every Knee Shall Bow, False Teachings, Gnostics, Love's Temptations, Murder Attempts, Rescue of Helena, Revell Publishing, Roman Empire, Stolen Treasure, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Treated Unfairly, Unequal Love, Violence Against Christians, Walking with Jesus
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“A Midnight Dance” by Joanna Davidson Politano
Getting What You Always Wanted? A disfiguring fire in Victorian England cut short the career of Ella’s mom, a famous ballerina. Because of that, Ella grew up in poverty … Continue reading
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Tagged “A Midnight Dance”, Ballet Dancer, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Dance Scholarship, Disfigurement Caused by Fire, Dreaming of Dancing, Finding the Culprit, Joanna Davidson Politano, Living in Secret, Mystery, Search for Father, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Victorian England, Walking with Jesus
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