Categories Book Reviews
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
Tag: Grief and loss
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Categories Poetry
Poem : One of us
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
Categories Poetry
Poem : Listening for Footsteps
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
Categories Book Reviews
Book Review : The Protected
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
Categories Articles
Would you like to live in a palace?
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
Categories Book Reviews
Book Review : The Light in the Lake
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
Categories Book Reviews
Book Review : How to Survive a Shipwreck
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
Categories Book Reviews
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
Categories Book Reviews
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
Categories Book Reviews
Book Review : Cloud Boy
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