These stories speak to having compassion and hope despite the adversity of war time.
These recommendations will engage and excite young readers while instilling faith-based values.
Summer is winding down (already?), and kids are getting ready to go back to school.
We know fall is just around the corner, but it is still summer! Find your last Summer Read with the ideas below.
By Robin W. Pearson, author of the book Walking In Tall Weeds.
Growing up, I probably spent more time with a book than I did with my parents. Not that my family didn’t spend quality time together.
Make your summer reading time extra special by pairing your book with a non-boozy beverage! Need ideas? We’ve created some pairing suggestions for you.
“Go on an adventure without leaving the comfort of your beach chair!”
What trip to the beach is complete without a book? There’s nothing quite like relaxing in the sun and smelling that great breeze
“Police officers are human beings. None of them can ever be perfect. . . .
The Journey through Time: Fiction Reading Challenge is a novel (pardon the pun) and accessible way to reengage your heart and mind.
How do you make more time for reading when your schedule doesn’t look any different in summer than it does the rest of the year? Read these four time-saving tips.
“I write historical fiction because I love history, especially the little-known stories of ordinary people.
