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Christmas Blessings, Posted by Maureen Lang
I’d planned to write about books this week, how we choose them, the importance of covers and titles and so on but as I’m getting ready to post all I can think of is Christmas. Here I am, in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, holiday movies, Maureen Lang
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Pray it Forward by Hannah Alexander
Just a short note today, because it is, after all, the week before Christmas and our poor postal carrier had to make three rounds the other day carrying Christmas packages from Harry and David and Figis and such, singing “hohoho” … Continue reading
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The Indescribable Gift of Love by Sarah Goebel
Wow! It’s amazing that the year has passed by so quickly. Christmas 2011 is only six days away! I love the season as it opens the opportunity for us to so easily share the good news of Christ. Just think … Continue reading
THINKING AHEAD by Yvonne Lehman
I can easily get caught up in the Christmas season and before i realize it, the New Year is upon me. But I’ve found it productive to take time for thinking about my writing and personal goals for the New … Continue reading
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The Spirit of Christmas Review by Yvonne Ortega
Go to your nearest bookstore or go online and buy the book, The Spirit of Christmas, as soon as you can. Curl up in your favorite chair with a cup of hot tea and read this wonderful Christmas collection. Cecil … Continue reading
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Tagged Cecil Murphey, Christmas, gratitude, Hope, laughter, love, Marley Gibson, sacrifice, tears, the spirit of Christmas, Yvonne Ortega
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Beyond Rudolph by Julie Arduini
I grew up with the Rankin/Bass produced TV Christmas specials and with as many advances as I’ve seen in technology, nothing new in the Christmas special offerings can hold a candle to those first programs. One of my favorites was … Continue reading
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Tagged A Doll for Sue, airplane, allegory, being unique, bird fish, Charlie in the Box, Christ, Christmas specials, cowboy, Gospel, Heaven, Julie Arduini, King Moonracer, Misfit Island, ostrich, Rankin/Bass, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, special needs children, spotted elephant, squirt gun, The Surrendered Scribe, toy boat, trainer
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Writing about my favorite Christmas memory–will you add yours?
It was Christmas Eve, my favorite night of the year, as we sat shoulder-to-shoulder on a rear pew in the quaint but packed country church. I had been a Christian for slightly less than ten years, but each day since … Continue reading
In Defense Of Fluffy And Light by Lynette Sowell
I’ve been hearing a lot about books needing a theme, that deeper thread, that “message” that Christian readers like to find. You’ll hear varying opinions on what makes a book have a good “message.” As I’ve listened to opinions on … Continue reading
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Tagged inspirational fiction, romance, spiritual growth, storytelling
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The Fat Man That Never Came Back by Elizabeth Goddard
Did the title grab your attention? Did it make you want to read more of this post? If so, then it had the desired effect. I’m currently teaching my youngest son to read. He wasn’t interested in reading this … Continue reading
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Tagged boys reading, john Scieszka, love of reading, stinky cheese
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Word Games, Posted by Maureen Lang
I think I’ve been in love with words since I was a child. I once aspired to read through the dictionary in its entirety, but never made it all the way through, at least not consecutively—I often just read randomly … Continue reading
Ebook Readers and My Parents by Camy Tang
Camy here! I was talking to my mom the other day about ebook readers, because my aunty has just bought an iPad which she wants to use for two main purposes: to play games and to read books. My aunty … Continue reading
A Time to Let Go by Yvonne Lehman
A student asked me if a writer has the luxury to say, “I’m done? It always seems that something needs fixing.” I responded that, yes, there is a time when a writer must say, “I’m all done.” And a lot … Continue reading
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A Christmas Journey Home Review by Yvonne Ortega
A Christmas Journey Home by Kathi Macias is not a warm fuzzy novel. Kathi Macias is a master at writing novels that make the readers think and question the depth of their beliefs. In this novel, she doesn’t disappoint her … Continue reading
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