So many books and so little time to read them! The choice becomes so much easier when you can get rid of some options.
Books I Will Never Read
Category: Grace’s Garden
Enola is the Best at Everything – Enola Holmes Review Part 2
Welcome back to part two of reviewing the Enola Holmes book series.
Enola Holmes is a Brat: Book Series Review Part 1
Sherlock Holmes’ little sister Enola Holmes is a brat.
Book Review: The Wanderer Scorned, by Natasha Woodcraft
“The Wanderer Scorned” tells the story of Cain and Abel from Cain’s perspective.
JESUS Musical by Sight & Sound Theatres
Grace reviews the spectacular Sight & Sound musical production of JESUS. Streaming FREE Easter Weekend March 29th – 31st only!
Elves Are Not My Thing, But… (“To Be Called Worthy” Book Review)
I would recommend “To Be Called Worthy” for Christian fantasy lovers.
The Book Community is Obsessed with Smut
Any book community that is not strictly Christian – and even some that are – has numerous readers excitedly discussing books that have explicit content.
Potty Jokes and Death: Wingfeather Saga Review
The humor in The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson is targeted toward young teens but the content is more suitable for older ones.
Book Review: The Heir and the Spare
“The Heir and the Spare” by Kate Stradlin, wherein a bunch of bullies find out their victim is a princess.
Please Do Not Rent Out Your Body (Afterverse Books Review)
Kyle Robert Schultz’s books are collectively called the “Afterverse.”
Book Review: The Inheritance Games & The Hawthorne Legacy
This month’s review is about The Inheritance Games and its sequel, The Hawthorne Legacy.
The Number of Love
When you spend the majority of a book wishing it were a different genre, I think you can safely say that genre is not entirely your thing.
The Blades of Acktar Series Review
If you want an amazing fantasy read which will also lift you up, you’d do well to pick The Blades of Acktar up.
Review of Eubeltic Realm Trilogy
The Eubeltic Realm trilogy is about Abigail (mute), Dauntless (speech impediment) and Valorie (deaf).
Celebrating Scumminess: Dunkirk Movie Review
Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” (2017) doesn’t focus on the heroes. He focuses on the cowards, the ones who shoved others aside to make sure they, personally, got home.
Eldest was Depressing (Book Review)
In the first book, Eragon became a Rider and killed the shade Durza. In Eldest, now he needs to train for his responsibilities.
Homeschool Book Review: Schooled by Gordon Korman
Grace reviews “Schooled,” the story about a homeschooled hippie boy’s first experience in public school.
The Good and Bad Side of Social Media
Social media has done a lot of good things for me! But when you look at it, social media really isn’t that great of a communications tool.
Book Review: The Ravenwood Saga
For the first time in a long while, I completely recommend these books.
Book Review: “Eragon” by Christopher Paolini
Eragon, a 15-year-old boy, discovers a mysterious blue stone in the forest and finds out there is much more to his past and future than he ever imagined.
Review of Mulan II
Mulan II goes straight into the vault labelled “It Never Happened.”
When Writing is Bad
An author may write a book to make sense of their own questions and thoughts, their own hurt and grief, their own emotions. But the thing is, what you read affects you.