Friday, Ray Keating released Past Lives: A Pastor Stephen Grant Short Story, and today I’m reviewing it!
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Past Lives Review
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Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas
How did I review the first and third of a trilogy without reviewing the second? I stayed up too late reading it and it just didn’t make my to do list! Ha ha haa! So, here we go: an out-of-order review for Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas by talented Lutheran author Colleen Oakes.
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Wendy Darling: Shadow
I just finished Lutheran author Colleen Oakes‘ trilogy, Wendy Darling, so today I offer you a review of volume 3: Shadow.
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Troll Valley
Let’s start the New Year right with a review of a great Lutheran-written book! Lars Walker hit it out of the ballpark for me with Troll Valley, a book published in 2012 described by one of my good friends as the Great American Novel.
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Vatican Shadows
Last month I blogged its release and now I’m pleased to add my review for Ray Keating’s latest in his Pastor Stephen Grant series, Vatican Shadows.
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Faith Alone: The Heart of Everything
Let’s talk about Bo Giertz and how you could give Bo Giertz collections for Christmas. Ha haa. Seriously, though, he is a gem of a Lutheran writer who, though sainted now, is increasingly available in English due to some serious dedication by Lutheran pastor and translator Bror Erickson. I’ll tell a little about him, list books that I know are available in English, and give a review of his most recently translated novel, Faith Alone: The Heart of Everything.
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Ariel: The Curious Cat of Christmas
Today’s post is finally a review of Ariel: The Curious Cat of Christmas! The kids keep grabbing it!
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Timeless Treasures
I keep meaning to review Ariel: The Curious Cat of Christmas but my kids have run off with it somewhere! Ha ha haa, as soon as I can read it one more time, I’ll put together a coherent review of it. In the meantime, I commend to you Timeless Treasures: Four Public Domain Texts That Still Delight, compiled with commentary by Lisa Stapp, who I think is great.
St. Paul’s Music Conservatory
Yesterday my server was down most of the day. Bummer! But today I’d like to review resources available from St. Paul’s Music Conservatory. I’ll review a Christmas CD, two student-level hymn books, and a (potential) RSO of the LCMS, David’s Harp. 🙂
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Failstate
If you or a loved one might be interested in something totally new, here’s a place to start. 🙂 Lutheran author John W. Otte has a series called Failstate, which follows a teenage superhero trying to tame his powers and figure out his life.
(John W. Otte has written quite a bit of fiction, although Failstate is where I’ve started.)
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