This post really happened. It was written at the library with a stack of books and without coffee. It has been left close to its …
Imagination literally runs wild in Inkling, the latest middle-grade novel from popular novelist Kenneth Oppel. Inkling by Kenneth Oppel, with illustrations by Sydney Smith. Knopf, …
Traditions Traditions are marvelous things, aren’t they? The best traditions anchor our celebrations, our family and church life, and even our culture’s collective experience. Sometimes, …
December is such a wildly busy month: Christmas concerts and recitals and school performances and parties. Travel plans and/or welcoming extended family into your home. …
The movie version of Mortal Engines opens this weekend. Here’s our original review of the series, originally published in January 2011. The Hungry Cities …
More than a simple counting book, God Counts sets out to teach numerically inclined kids what God is like—through numbers. *God Counts: Numbers in His …
Special God sets out to explain biblical theological concepts to young children and those with special needs. Special God by Julie Mililli, design by Matt …
Are you the kind of person who asks, “What have you been reading lately?” Betsy, Megan, Janie, and Hayley took some time to reflect about …
It’s time for the annual reporting of what books I, as the Redeemed Reader Managing Editor, buy for those on my gift list! I do …
This historical novel for teens speculates on a maid who influenced steel magnate Andrew Carnegie to become a philanthropist. Carnegie’s Maid: a Novel by Marie …