Fruit in Season: Worth the Wait
A State of Abundance I live in beautiful Washington state, in the part of the state that grows many of the cherries and apples the …
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Fighting the Patriarchy, One Review at a Time
Float is a fun summer read about boys being boys, but some of the reviewers had a problem with that. The protagonist of Float, by …
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Rick Riordan Presents: A Pagan State of Mind
Three new series bearing the Rick Riordan name share an interest in pagan deities and a neo-pagan worldview. When Rick Riordan introduced his signature character, …
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Philosophy, Science, Ethics: the Need for Science Fiction
Are You a Sci-Fi Fan? Are you a Trekkie? A Star Wars fan? Perhaps you’ve faithfully watched Dr. Who, Stargate, or Battlestar Galactica. Or perhaps you are a …
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Summer Books for Refugees
One of our co-founders, Emily Whitten, has a great opportunity for you, readers, to help support a book-based ministry this summer! Read on for her …
Read MoreBecoming a Better Bibliophile
I keep convincing myself that I would be a better person if I simply buy another book. These will make me more godly. This will …
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Transgender Confusion
In the March 31 issue of World Magazine, reporter Emily Belz wrote at length about the slow incursion of books supporting transgenderism into school libraries …
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Little Activists Raising Little Fists
Yesterday’s post on Leadership asked the question: “What, exactly, is leadership?” It’s not as easy a definition as it looks, but you might not know …
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The Vanishing American Adult by Ben Sasse
U.S. Senator Ben Sasse diagnoses a serious problem with today’s young adults and writes a prescription for restoring the American spirit. The Vanishing American Adult: …
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A Wrinkle in Time at Fifty Years
A Wrinkle in Time was published 55 years ago and gets the full movie-treatment this month. In this repost from 2012 Janie wonders how well …
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