Book Review : The Cave
The Cave is part of the Quick Reads series. Through the story, Kate Mosse shows us the importance of finding closure when dealing with grief
The Cave is part of the Quick Reads series. Through the story, Kate Mosse shows us the importance of finding closure when dealing with grief
I didn’t know you well but you were one of us. You belong right here. I saw you in the paper shop, Sometimes in the supermarket, Once, I spied you
In my mind’s eye I see your nod, your sigh I see the way you walked I hear the way you talked I catch myself listening For your footsteps. I recall
The Protected is the story of Hannah McCann who is in year 10 at a Catholic High School in Sydney. A year ago, her older
Recently I wrote this article for Christian Today. My family immigrated from England to Australia when I was young. My mother never expected to return to England
The Light in the Lake is a well-written book set around fictitious Maple Lake in Vermont. Sarah Baughman does an excellent job of describing the
In his book, How to Survive a Shipwreck, Jonathan Martin leans heavily into the metaphor of a shipwreck as a life crisis. Jonathan’s particular crisis
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
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
Cloud Boy by Marcia Williams is written as if it is the diary of Angela Moon. I enjoy this format as it cuts out unnecessary