The Question That Never Goes Away by Philip Yancey
This is a slim book, roughly 176 pages, and Yancey spends time discussing both his past and the events surrounding these tragedies and his role in their afterma...
Year: 2013
The Reformation: A History by Patrick Collinson [audio]
In just a few hundred pages The Reformation: A History explores a fascinating and revolutionary period in the history of the West. A period that still shapes th...
The Hobbit illustrated by Jemima Catlin
An exciting new illustrated version of the Tolkien classic? Yes, please. I look forward to exploring this world and its characters and landscape with my family...
The Dream Thieves (The Raven Boys #2) by Maggie Stiefvater
This is a series that pulls you forward even as you seek to savor it. It balances those equally enjoyable sensations and that is what makes it great. If you l...
A Renewed Focus on Reviews and Interviews
Whatever strength remains at this site it lies in my books reviews and the occasional author interview. So I think it makes sense to focus on that and to work h...
Where is human nature so weak as in the bookstore?
Speaking of book addiction … Henry Ward Beecher via Moon Magic tumblr.