Tag: book review

Q is for Quiet

I received this book for an honest review. I wish I had the money to be able to buy Quiet:

I chose to read Ten Christians Everyone Should Know because I’m intrigued by the stories of people of faith and

In a day like ours when books written to men roll off the presses like cheeseburgers coming through a driv-through

The Charlatan’s Boy is a first person account of an orphan with a heart gold named Grady and his journey

After my last book review for Waterbrook, I decided I needed to choose something a little bit less…heavy. I mean,

I loved David Platt’s book, Radical: Taking back your faith from the American Dream. Platt is hard-hitting, honest, and quite

I have signed up for the Blogging for Books program with WaterbrookMultnomah Publishing Group. You will see reviews of their