Category: Book Reviews

Mommy Is Here! after a Long Day at the Hospital by Nathalie P. Suarez Moscoso | Children's Book Review

Mommy Is Here! after a Long Day at the Hospital by Nathalie P. Suarez Mosco..

A tender children's picture book that captures the comfort of coming home after a long day apart. My review of Mommy Is Here! after a Long Day at the Hospital plus reader extras and an iRead giveaway.

Review: Titus and the Christian Coin by Dennis Conrad (with Derinda Babcock)

Review: Titus and the Christian Coin by Dennis Conrad (with Derinda Babcock..

A thoughtful YA historical novel set during the Roman Empire, Titus and the Christian Coin explores faith, perseverance, and forgiveness through a compelling young protagonist.

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Western Steps by Brian Sherlock | Book Review

Western Steps by Brian Sherlock | Book Review

A quietly impactful travel memoir blending creative nonfiction, gentle humor, and honest reflection. Western Steps explores inner and outer journeys with authenticity rather than polish.

Spotlight: Undisciplined Catalyst by Gail Koger (Sci-Fi Comedy)

Spotlight: Undisciplined Catalyst by Gail Koger (Sci-Fi Comedy)

A sci-fi comedy spotlight on Undisciplined Catalyst by Gail Koger. When a sixteen-year-old alien hybrid is sent on a save-the-world mission, everything goes wrong. Featuring an excerpt, author info, and giveaway.

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Review + Excerpt: Candle in the Wind by Kim Baccellia

Review + Excerpt: Candle in the Wind by Kim Baccellia

A thoughtful YA dystopian novel about belief, control, and the cost of questioning authority. In Candle in the Wind, Kim Baccellia follows a young woman cast out of a cult-like community and forced to confront the truth behind everything she was taught to believe.

The Compassionate Writer by Anne E. Beall | Book Review + Guest Post

The Compassionate Writer by Anne E. Beall | Book Review + Guest Post

The Compassionate Writer by Anne E. Beall offers a thoughtful, psychology-informed approach to writing with honesty, empathy, and care. This review explores the book's strengths, followed by a guest post from the author reflecting on how compassion can transform both storytelling and the stories we tell ourselves.