Title: We Are Heroes
Author: Kyle Hart
Publisher: Sleepy Robot Books
Pages: 30
Genre: Children's Fiction
My Review:
The cover of We Are Heroes is what drew my attention to this work. I cannot recall another book off the top of my head with a father and his son represented on the front cover. We Are Heroes is a debut children’s book by aspiring writer, Kyle Hart. Kyle graduated from Marietta College with a degree in history and theatre. He and his family reside in Marietta, Ohio.
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This week I am sharing from Serena's Song by Livia Verrell. Serena's Song is a Christian romance that involves issues of a young woman's journey toward discovering what is and is not important in her life. Serena's has been raised as an atheist and I think her perspective gives a pretty accurate description of how atheists think Christian's view them.
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Title: An Unlikely Pair
Series: Dream's Edge #1
Author: Traci Hunter Abramson
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Genre: Fiction/Clean Romance
My Review:
I was immediately drawn to this book by the beautiful cover. When I have had the opportunity to watch the Olympics, I always enjoyed watching pairs skating. It always amazed me what people could do on the ice, as in stuff I couldn't even do on dry land!
I am doing another link-up with top ten Tuesday. Today the topic is books on your summer 2021 reading list. I have a lot of books on my list to read, but I am going to start with the ones I am reading for reviews, followed by the four non-fiction books I hope to read (anyone else read nonfiction? Does it take you longer to read them than fiction, like it does me?) and end with some that I have been on my pile for a while. For more fun summer reading (and recommendations across all genres!), check out That Artsy Reader Girl.
Author: Tessa Afshar
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
Genre: Biblical Fiction/Historical Fiction
Synopsis:
Whispered secrets about her parents' past take on new urgency for Chariline as she pays one last visit to the land of her forefathers, the ancient kingdom of Cush.
Raised as an orphan by her aunt, Chariline has only been told a few pieces of her parents' tragic love story. Her beautiful dark skin is proof that her father was Cushite, but she knows nothing else. While visiting her grandfather before his retirement as the Roman official in the queen's court, Chariline overhears that her father is still alive, and discovering his identity becomes her obsession. Both her grandfather and the queen have reasons for keeping this secret, however, and forbid her quest. So when her only clues lead to Rome, Chariline sneaks on the ship of a merchant trusted by friends.
Title: Sensing
Author: Diana Haemer
Publisher: Atmosphere Press
Genre: Poetry
Synopsis:
From prom & college acceptances to heartbreak and personal loss, Diana Haemer’s second book of poetry represents her life’s work. Sensing is an autobiographical journey that encapsulates the essences of nature, love, loss, and family exploring a variety of poetic styles (villanelles, sonnets, haikus, et al). Written over the span
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This week I am sharing from Jewel of the Nile by Tessa Afshar. This is the second book that I have read by her and I enjoy her writing. There is just an easy flow to her words and descriptions.
Title: Castle of Refuge
Series: Dericott Tales #2
Author: Melanie Dickerson
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Genre: Fairy Tale Retelling/Christian Fiction/Romance
My Review:
"Audrey hid behind a tree and watched a knight and his squire riding down the lane." From the first line to the last, Castle of Refuge captivated me. It is Gripping. Compelling. Powerful. And faith is as natural as breathing.
"That was what Audrey wished for her life to be-a burst of light. An intense color."