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Today, I’m glad to introduce my sweet friend Amanda Holland, who has written our LAST Lazy Days of Summer book review (school’s back in session for many of us!). We “met” via the #momswrite hashtag on twitter, which I highly suggest you check out, if you’re a mom who writes! Amanda blogs at Grace in Our Moments, an absolutely lovely… Read More
No intros today, as Amy has posted before and I enjoy her reviews so much! Amy’s bio is below. I loved Meissner’s A Sound among the Trees, so I’m looking forward to reading this one, as well! Amazon link: The Girl in the Glass The Girl in the Glass by Susan Meissner Book Review by Amy Drown Renaissance is… Read More
So thrilled to have friend and agency-mate Rachel McMillan reviewing one of her fave books today. Rachel always astounds me with her knowledge of the classics–but she’s also very plugged-in to the Christian book market. You can read all her bookish musings here: A Fair Substitute for Heaven. I’d read the first in the Refiner’s Fire series by Lynn Austin… Read More
Bethany Macmanus and I have been writerly friends from waaay back. Okay, maybe just back to last year, when we first started chatting and I interviewed her for my blog: Interview with Bethany Macmanus. I love Bethany’s honesty and enthusiasm, which shines through everything she does. She also interviewed me for her uber-cool blog, A Noise in the Night. You… Read More
I’ve been looking forward to Brandy’s review of Gone South, by Meg Moseley. First off, I’ve already heard stellar things about this book, and secondly, Brandy is real blessing and encouragement to me, and I knew she’d do a great job. You can find her blog here: Bookishness and other Beauties, where she explores writing, genealogy, and other cool stuff…. Read More
I have to tell you, I read this review and immediately wanted to buy this book. Becky Doughty always tells things straight-up, and if she says a book is worth reading, it’s worth reading, my friends. She’s the one who put me on to Susan Meissner’s A Sound among the Trees, a book I will probably never stop raving about… Read More