Blatantly sexist. Hierarchical. Offensive. Oppressive. Domineering. What would provoke such harsh declarations? The writer of those words goes on to identify the reason: “capitalized, masculine pronouns in…every description of God.” These severe pronouncements appeared in an Amazon book review of … Continue reading →
I don’t too often do book reviews, but when I read this book, I knew I needed to share about it. I’d Rather Be Your Mommy is a delightful e-book by Stacy Farrell. It’s a sweet, gentle reminder for your children … Continue reading →
Want to keep up with what’s happening in Christian publishing for children? Follow the awards given out within the industry each year! Books announced as finalists and the winning titles provide an overall look at what’s happening with Christian children’s … Continue reading →
I’ve been reading a new Bible story book with my youngest child. It’s beautifully illustrated, peppered with questions to stimulate discussion and he’s really enjoying it. We’ve progressed through a variety of story Bibles over the past few years, some … Continue reading →
One of my favorite memories is that of my mother reading to me from a book of fairy tales. Cinderella, Ali Baba, Sleeping Beauty, and other characters came to life through the sound of her voice. As I listened to … Continue reading →
This week, I attended an elementary school book fair. It was a delightful way to observe first-hand what is popular, and what is not, with 5-12 year old readers. The book fair had a nice variety of fiction and nonfiction … Continue reading →