The Shack

I remember reading this in high school and it blew me away, not just as a Christian, but also as non-biased reader. I know that the movie adaption came out about a year, or so ago, and I have not seen it yet, nor do I want to. The Shack for me is something that […]

Ben-Hur

This, like the book I am reading now, took way too long to get through. I honestly gave up halfway through and went through an art phase before coming back and reading the second half. By doing that, I did not make myself miserable for reading a book that was heavy in language and description. […]

The Screwtape Letters, Lord Foulgrin’s Letters & The Ishbane Conspiracy

When I was originally on Tumblr, I did these two as separate reviews, so I thought for WordPress I would bring the two together. “The more often he feels without acting, the less he will be able ever to act, and, in the long run, the less he will be able to feel.” –The Screwtape […]

Monster

Because of Halloween, I figured I would read something scary. I really do not regret reading this. I have read Frank Peretti books throughout my life, and he never failed to present a good example of Christian authors who write appropriate books for youth as well as having something entertaining with more serious and adult […]

The Third Millennium

I cannot remember off the top of the head if I have kept this one because I wanted my husband to check it out. It is Christian fiction, so if you wanted to skip reading this, there is no offense. I do remember reading this book though, and I thought it was a very interesting […]

Songbird Under a German Moon

Oh, Christian fiction, how bittersweet the genre is; if we were going off of book cover appearances, this book would have been perfect for me: WWII era, faith-based, I do not know how to go beyond that. May it also be a lesson for everyone, including myself, that literally do not judge a book by […]

Gap Creek

I literally just finished reading this one. It took longer to read for me for multiple reasons. I was focusing more on work than reading, to be real. Anyways, my husband and I had started reading books together where it’s actually me just reading out loud. We had started Gap Creek and we didn’t even […]

Safely Home

Welcome to Word Press, Hannah; welcome everyone to the switch from Tumblr. I am glad that Safely Home is the first book for me to talk about here because it holds a little place in my heart, not just for my own faith, but also because my husband and I have been developing a growing […]