Jazz Notes and Getting the Blues

Donald Miller’s writing is gold. His somber reflections on life touch something deep within you, making you want to be a better person. If you enjoyed Blue Like Jazz, you’ll enjoy Jazz Notes. This e...

The Shack

In Young’s sleeper hit novel, God sets aside a weekend to lead Mack, a man overwhelmed by a family tragedy, into a more trusting relationship with Herself. Yes, Herself. All three persons of the Trinity t...

Forsaken: A Novel

Everyone knows the right answer to the question, “Would you die for your faith?” If you want to start a good conversation, try the question James David Jordan poses in his novel Forsaken: “Wou...

Wisdom On…Getting Along with Parents

Matlock’s sixth book in his Wisdom series for teenagers reflects the same careful attention to Scripture and practical advice that characterize his other books, but it may be one of his most important. It...

P.O.D. The Nexus

As a comic book fan, I was excited and puzzled to see a graphic novel featuring one of my favorite bands, P.O.D. I guess my review begins with, “Why?” Why does P.O.D have super powers? Why is the my...

My Night with the Vampire-Ettes

On the night of a full moon, I shared dinner with seven girls (from Christian and Jewish to non-religious) to learn why they love “Twilight,” the vampire romance series by Stephenie Meyer.Edward, Me...

My Future and My Changes

My Future and My Changes, the two latest books in the Middle School Survival Series, inform middle school students about (you guessed it) changes and the future. Some “tweens” may or may not already...