Gladys Hunt on Library Blessings

By Janie Cheaney | March 31, 2023

The first American public libraries were no place for a kid. Why?

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How to lead a book discussion without really trying, part 1: The motif journal

By Megan Saben | March 29, 2023

Often the best way to do discuss books effectively is to not plan it all out ahead of time.

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Gladys Hunt on Simplicity

By Janie Cheaney | March 24, 2023

Bored with reading the same picture books over and over?

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15 Books for 15-Year-Old Boys: A Book List

By Betsy Farquhar | March 13, 2023

15-year-old boys: learning to drive. Wrestling with heavy high school work (10th grade is usually more intense than 9th, in terms of work load). Taking standardized tests with an eye to college. Girlfriend? Part-time job? Who has time to read? When the right book appears, it’s amazing what you can make time for! We’ve got…

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Gladys Hunt on Pigs and Possibilities

By Janie Cheaney | March 10, 2023

Nine recommendations for a classic story involving three plucky porkers

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Honey for a Child’s Heart Read Along: Month 7

By Betsy Farquhar | March 3, 2023

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Gladys Hunt on Shared Adventures

By Janie Cheaney | March 3, 2023

Gladys Hunt shares how (and why) to become an the adventurous, read-aloud family.

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Understanding Ukraine

By Hayley Morell | February 25, 2023

A year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, here is an updated booklist from Hayley’s 2014 series of posts about Ukraine. In 2014, as Russia invaded the Crimean peninsula, Redeemed Reader provided a series of posts to help readers understand Ukraine and the conflict occurring in Europe. Some of the titles were Ukrainian-specific while others helped…

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Gladys Hunt on the Music (and Magic) of Words

By Janie Cheaney | February 24, 2023

We wrap up this month’s -Honey for a Child’s Heart Read-along with two meditations on the unique power of language to the human soul.

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Why Your Church Nursery Needs a Library

By Megan Saben | February 22, 2023

The Lord has been challenging my reading skills and assumptions lately, both humbling and teaching me in the process. I had offered to teach a Sunday School class of two-year-olds, and keeping their interest isn’t easy. I had also been asked to read to the littles in our homeschool group once a week just before…

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