Not By Sight by Elizabeth Jacobson is a must read for both fans of biblical fiction and adult readers who wish to explore themes of purpose, forgiveness, and faith rooted in religious truth. “There are three things God requires of those who follow Him–to act justly, to love [with] mercy, and to walk humbly inContinue reading “Not By Sight by Elizabeth Jacobson: Book Review”
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Child of Prophecy by T. E. Bradford: Book Review
Child of Prophecy by T. E. Bradford is a young adult fantasy novel introducing readers to the Divide Series. And y’all…this book has everything needed for a fantastic, fast-favorite book! This book has… What Child of Prophecy is About Nova Hawthorne doesn’t fit in. At fifteen, she isn’t like normal teenagers. She can see soundsContinue reading “Child of Prophecy by T. E. Bradford: Book Review”
Jarm Del Boccio: Author Interview
Jarm Del Boccio, the author of the middle grade biblical fiction book The Heart Changer, is a native of Chicago now living on the eastern coast. Though she primarily concentrates on writing for God’s glory in her current chapter, Jarm has previously worked in education as a kindergarten, high school art, and home economics teacherContinue reading “Jarm Del Boccio: Author Interview”
The Regal Pink by Jenny Knipfer: Book Review
The Regal Pink by Jenny Knipfer is the beginning of a three-part fantasy series entitled Retold Fairy Tales, and it has secured its place in my heart as one of my favorite books I’ve ever read. A wholesome story that follows a fairy on a mission to secure her wings, an orphan boy who hasContinue reading “The Regal Pink by Jenny Knipfer: Book Review”
Brittany Eden: Author Interview
Brittany Eden, the author of the Heartbooks series, is a stay-at-home-mom and avid lover of tea in British Columbia, Canada. In her spare time, Brittany enjoys watching television shows with her husband which mostly consists of Star Wars and archeology documentaries. She also likes to binge K-Dramas, paint her nails, and write in journals sheContinue reading “Brittany Eden: Author Interview”
Hearts by Brittany Eden: Book Review
Hearts by Brittany Eden: A Book Review Hearts is a stand-alone novel of lyrical prose that combines a sweet contemporary romance with a whimsical fairytale reimagining creating a timeless tale that will plant seeds of hope and healing in your heart. Interwoven elements provide allusion to Alice in Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Peter Pan.Continue reading “Hearts by Brittany Eden: Book Review”
AudraKate Gonzalez: Author Interview
AudraKate Gonzalez, the author of This is Noir book series, is a horror writer. Her books, including Tomato Juice which was featured in last week’s blog post, are recommended for fans of R. L. Stine and Neil Gailman. AudraKate lives in Ohio. In addition to writing edge-of-your-seat stories, she is both a dental assistant andContinue reading “AudraKate Gonzalez: Author Interview”
Tomato Juice by AudraKate Gonzalez: Book Review
Tomato Juice by AudraKate Gonzalez is a creepily haunting YA novel with themes of family, grief, and faith. Not only is the writing well-done, but the main character is both likable and relatable. Readers follow fourteen year-old Dean during arguably the most unusual summer of his life. And with each strange experience, readers are moreContinue reading “Tomato Juice by AudraKate Gonzalez: Book Review”
The Heart Changer by Jarm Del Boccio: Book Review
The Heart Changer by Jarm Del Boccio is a wonderfully captivating middle grade novella that explores themes of faith, identity, and forgiveness woven within a coming of age story. Ultimately, this is a must read for historical fiction fans and those who enjoy finding greater truths within the stories they read. Young readers will relateContinue reading “The Heart Changer by Jarm Del Boccio: Book Review”
Seven Tips to Tackle Writer’s Block
Seven Tips to Tackle Writer’s Block, written by Brittany Eden Introduction: Tackle Writer’s Block I personally don’t believe in writer’s block. If that is a shock to you, I’m sorry, but I don’t. I believe writing comes from who weare—somewhere deep inside that’s beautiful and deep and sometimes scary—and if there aren’t words as aContinue reading “Seven Tips to Tackle Writer’s Block”