Brock D. Eastman did not disappoint with Risk his 2nd book in his Quest for Truth Series published by Focus on the Family and P&R Publishing. I patiently anticipated the arrival of Risk to hit the shelves and when I started reading I couldn’t wait to find out if the Wikk children would see or […]
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It would be great if dads all over the world encouraged and mentored one another on how to carry-out their role as fathers. Luckily, dads now have Mark Merrill‘s book All Pro Dad as a great guide. Unfortunately, I’ve never had the privilege of knowing my father, but I do know that having one is
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The Smart Bunch is a animated ebook for children. The book helps children learn more about electricity and energy. The ebook is short but very interesting and helps children explore new words and new scientific concepts. The timing of this ebook was great for my family because at the end of June and beginning July
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David Stone’s, “Building Family Ties With Faith, Love, and Happiness,” is an easy read. I wish I grew up in a perfect home, with a two-parent family whose love and words of affirmation were always positive and generous. However, I do not lament my past because it shaped who I am today. My own life and
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One book children will enjoy is “You Are Brave” By Todd Snow, Pamela Espeland and Melodee Strong. I want my girls to grow up to try new things. I want them to be determined, confident, and seek unique opportunities. However, I also want them to be safe and know how to reason whether the opportunity
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“The Fresh Brewed Life” is an intimate reflection in the life of a person searching for hope, peace, meaning, answers etc. It has taken me many months to complete “The Fresh Brewed Life” because the book forces the reader to open up and expose yourself to you. It isn’t about self-help, but about learning how
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Smack Dab in the Middle is a story about a husband and wife who do not have children of their own, who cook, converse with, and encourage the neighborhood children. The story takes place in a small Mexican town and focuses on how we are “Smack-Dab in the middle of Abba’s love.” The title is
On occasions we find books that change us. Books that cause us to reflect on our own thoughts and actions. Books that challenge us to evaluate our own ideals. “Couples Who Pray” changed my heart. Of course, praying with your spouse is extremely important; of course, it is a vulnerable act, but is it really
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This book sung to me, it was like the words floated from the pages and danced with the rhythm of my heartbeat. I struggled with “loving my hair for many years” and before I had my own daughters I made peace with my Creator for giving me hair as thick as lamb’s wool and as
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Douglas Leblanc’s “Tithing: Test Me In This” is also a part of the Ancient Practices Series. The book presents a series of testimonies from various people that tithe. The book focuses on the application of the Bible’s principal of tithing and outlines why it is practical and relevant today. Additionally, Leblanc’s stories reveal that tithing
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