Book Reviews

Last night, I put down a copy of The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot in disgust.  It is unbelievable what some people think is appropriate for young girls to read–and it reminded me that I need to be extra vigilant about what Megan picks up at the library because even titles that seem innocent enough …

Have you ever felt unworthy?  Do you hear that little voice that says, “Who do you think you are?”  You know, the one that keeps you from stepping up and stepping out on faith? Janet Davis, in My Own Worst Enemy:  how to stop holding yourself back, gives readers keys for defeating that critical inner …

Brush of Angel’s Wings, by Ruth Reid, is billed as a combination of Amish and angel fiction.  One reviewer compares Reid to Frank Peretti, which is why I decided to try this one out.  Unfortunately, while Brush of Angel’s Wings is a cute story, it didn’t quite measure up to my expectations. Rachel Hartzler has …

I have to say that I am, in theory, a fan of Mary Connealy.  Her books feature strong women with minds of their own and tough men with tender hearts–both of whom love God.  Though the stories generally follow the same basic story line (unlikely match–attracted to each other–end up married), they each are unique …

Many women today struggle with self-worth.  Krista is no different.  She never knew her father, and, all her life, all she’s wanted is her mother’s approval.  Now, her mother, who was once a vibrant woman with a talent for dancing, is in the final stages of Alzheimers disease and could die at any time.  Out …