I usually try to keep it positive on here - being a thermostat and not a thermometer, recommending good stuff instead of ripping into bad stuff. (Or at least recommending more than I rip. I'll admit I have fun ripping.) But, I often find myself in the position of standing in a bookshop, trying to... Continue Reading →
I won't speak long on this because so many people already have, and they can do it far better. But, I just want to say that all our prayers should be with his family right now, with his wife and kids and parents. As well, we should pray for TPUSA. Charlie filled some enormous shoes,... Continue Reading →
If you're on this blog, you're probably a storylover like me. You probably love reading and don't need to be told that books are more satisfying than doomscrolling. Still, this article from TGC is a solid reminder of just why books are worth it for the time they can take or the focus they can... Continue Reading →
Ya'll, there is a lot of material in here -- it's no quick and easy read, but boy is it thought-provoking. I mean, no one can argue that we aren't living in tough times. I've heard several versions of the "good men make good times, good times make lazy/bad men" cycle, but it's fascinating how... Continue Reading →
This is my absolute favorite standalone novel of all time. There is so much to be learned from it as a writer, and a touching theme that reaches your heart for a reader. Explore the mysterious depths of Venice with The Sinking City, a thrilling mystery book for teens! The captivating story follows Liona Carvatti,... Continue Reading →
