Book Review: The Art Forger
It was a pleasure to zip through this page turner; I loved it and give it five stars!
5 Star Books
Book Review: The Sermon on the Mount
For a refreshing look at the basic teachings of Christianity, I highly recommend this book.
Book Review: Humans of New York
In this book, the variety of people is fascinating, as are the colors, comments, and costumes.
Book Review: Abundance: The Future is Better Than You Think
Here is a vision of the future where everyone can win. You might be as glad as I was to read about that right now. Let’s actively be part of the solution, instead of discounting about our possible demise.
Book Review: Gilead (& Quote About the Fifth Commandment)
This work of fiction requires some quiet, as well a slow pace, to take it in.
Book Review: H is for Hawk
But regardless of all that, I can’t help myself from giving this masterfully written book five stars.
Book Review: Big Magic
I applaud Gilbert for the light tone of this book. Like me, she rejects the notion that creativity is for tortured souls.
Getting Things Done (Book Review and Summary)
For those who would benefit from a summary of the book, I’ve included my notes below.
Book Review: Water from My Heart
I really enjoyed this heartfelt story of redemption and give it five stars.
Book Review: Goodness and Light
The selections in here are from a wide range of great writers, from many different angles on the Christian experience.
Gift Idea for Knitters: 750 Knitting Stitches
If you know a knitter, or even a would-be knitter, this would make an awesome gift.
Book Review: Venetia
I have to agree with Publisher’s Weekly when they say that Heyer is the next best thing to Jane Austin.
Book Review: Lean In
This is a book about cultivating women leaders in the workplace. It is a balanced examination of the issues involved, and is an enlightening, practical, and interesting read.
Book Review: The Thirteenth Tale
I really enjoyed this book and give it a provisional five stars. It is well written and engaging, about a famous author finally telling “the truth” about her origins to a biographer, who is the main character.
Book Review: Dahveed (Series)
If you are interested in detailed, fictional accounts of old testament characters, this author is one you should not miss.
Book Review: An Illustrated Journey
I loved this book by Danny Gregory and give it five stars. It has a short excerpt by different artists about their travel journaling practice, complete with materials they liked and why they do it, accompanied by some photos of their work.
Book Review: All the Light We Cannot See
Finally a Pulitzer winner worthy of the prize. This is a masterful, exquisitely written novel, filled with imagery and lyrically poetic prose.