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Surrendering Hearts by Julie Arduini
Three years ago my sister and I were talking about siblings and their stories. She had a book suggestion about uniting siblings who shared the same donor father. Interesting concept, but one I didn’t feel ready to tackle. However the … Continue reading
Christians Read Book Club! New!!! by Kathy Carmichael
We are so excited! Have you heard about our new Book Club? Click this link to learn more! We will have monthly chats on Zoom to discuss the month’s featured book, and most of the time you will meet the … Continue reading
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A Gift Worth Giving by Nancy J. Farrier
I love the slogan that says, “Reading is my Superpower!” This is so true for me. If there is one area in my life where I excel, it is reading. I have several books going at once. One I’m reading … Continue reading
Why I Write by Tara Randel
One of the first things people ask me when I tell them I’m an author is, “What do you write?” And since I love my job, I’m happy to tell them. But before I continue, I need to go back … Continue reading
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Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 3 of 4)
Opinion by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers [Read Part 1 here.] [Read Part 2 here.] In Parts 1 and 2 of this four-part series, I talked about the research of Dr. Catherine Posey, which showed … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 2 of 4)
Opinion by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers [Read Part 1 here.] Good books nurture spiritual children. What does it mean for a child to be “spiritual”? I define a spiritual child as one … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 1 of 4)
by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers Gladys Hunt, author of Honey for a Child’s Heart, urges parents to give their children the gift of soaring to other times and places, the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, children, children's books, Gladys Hunt, Imagination, KidLit, parenting, reading, Richard Peck, Spirituality
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Respect for Old Books
Opinion by Jim Denney I make my living writing brand-new books and putting them up for sale. So while the following quote from C. S. Lewis may not further my economic interests, I believe this is sound advice we all … Continue reading
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Tagged Advice for Readers, C. S. Lewis, God in the Dock, Jim Denney, New Books, Old Books, Perelandra, reading
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Lyn Cote Asks- Do you Read More in the Summer?
Or Less? I mean we hear a lot about “summer beach reads” and I do have friends who take my books on vacation (or they say they do! 🙂 I don’t think I read more or less in any season–about … Continue reading
The Gift of Wings
by Jim Denney In September 1962, my third-grade class filed into the school library in search of adventure. I found mine right away—a book displayed on the “new arrivals” shelf. It had a blue cover with three children silhouetted against … Continue reading
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Tagged A Wrinkle in Time, children, children's books, Emily Dickinson, fantasy, fiction, KidLit, Madelein L'Engle, reading, Science Fiction, Timebenders
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Ah, Reading! It’s good for the soul. by Maureen Lang
It’s been my happy pleasure to have met many readers over the years. Once we get to “talking books” we usually discover quite a bit of common ground, even if our reading tastes differ. There is something universal about diving … Continue reading
Addicted to Reading and GIVEAWAY
by Elizabeth Goddard Are you addicted to reading? Looking for that next fix (book)? If you’re like me, when you finish a good book you’re sad it’s over and wished you hadn’t finished the book, but then again you were … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Wishes by Tara Randel
Here is wishing you and your family a special day of thanksgiving. As you enjoy the company of loved ones, never forget all the blessings God has graced you with over the years. I know I plan to think about … Continue reading
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Books for Life by Julie Arduini
There’s so much about the writing process I never considered as a little girl pretending I was going to be the contemporary Laura Ingalls Wilder. Even when I took a college course about her life last year I realized back … Continue reading
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Tagged Adirondack Mountains, Annabelle's Ruth, authors, Betty Thomason Owens, BFLBC, book discussions, Books for Life, Books for Life Book Club, Books for Life by Julie Arduini, clean fiction, contemporary romance, Entrusted, Goodreads, Julie Arduini, juliearduini.com, Pix-N-Pens Publishing, readers, reading, Write Integrity Press, writers
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