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Book Review : Daring Clare
After crashing her mother’s car, sixteen-year-old Clare is sent to Kamira Creek to complete her final years of high school. She boards with close friends
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Book Review : Ships of Mercy
Don Stephens first dreamt of a ship that would be a floating hospital when he was nineteen. He envisioned a ship travelling to the poorest
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Book Review : The Problem of God
The Problem of God is an apologetic on Christian faith. Author, Mark Clark grew up in an atheistic home but felt something was missing in
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Book Reflection & Quotes : A Grief Observed
I recently reviewed, A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis (click here). Now I'd like to share some quotes. I particularly like the fourth one about the
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Book Review : A Grief Observed
A Grief Observed is C.S. Lewis’ account of the grief he experienced when his wife, Joy, died after a four-year marriage. His grief experience seriously
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Book Review : Rediscovering Scripture’s Vision for Women
Rediscovering Scripture’s Vision for Women is a theological book and quite academic, so I didn’t always find it easy to read. Nevertheless, Lucy Peppiatt’s message
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Book Review : My Name Is Lucy Doherty
My Name Is Lucy Doherty is an enjoyable story for older primary school children. An author visits Lucy, and her best friend Lottie’s school, for
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Book Review : Echoes in the Valley
Echoes in the Valley by Meredith Resce is set in Australia during the Great Depression. It is the story of the unlikely relationship between Alex
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Book Review : A Doubter’s Guide to the Bible
A Doubter's Guide to the Bible is written for those who have doubts about the truth of the Biblical account. However as someone who trusts
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Book Review : Moral Insight
Moral Insight is a thought provoking insight into human nature and political corruption. At a deeper level it subtly shows the hope that sustains Christians. Steve