Category Archives: Reviews

Friday, Ray Keating released Past Lives: A Pastor Stephen Grant Short Story, and today I’m reviewing it!

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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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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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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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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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Today’s post is finally a review of Ariel: The Curious Cat of Christmas! The kids keep grabbing it!

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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.

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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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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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