The pandemic led to my being able to read even more than usual during 2020 and with Lent quickly approaching I have a lovely list of books to add to those I’ve recommended here in the past. Behold your Lent worthy reading list for 2021: … Continue readingWhat to Read for Lent 2021
The doctors, therapists, and researchers I’ve interviewed, and the studies I’ve read, all seem to agree on two key points: First, modern parents are abdicating their role as authority figures. Second, children desperately need their parents to be authority figures. … Continue readingREVIEW: Don’t Let the Culture Raise Your Kids
The Island of Two Trees is a story born through the authors creative play with his children, and based off of an actual model island he created with his children. … Continue readingREVIEW: The Island of Two Trees
I never thought that I would be digging out that old C.S. Lewis book I read when I was in junior high out of my musty old drawers. I never even thought I would read it again as an adult. … Continue readingThe Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Abiding Together Book Study
I read a lot of nonfiction anyway, both for paid review and for pleasure. There’s so much to learn. There’s so much that’s good. There’s…just…so…much. … Continue readingBest of My 2018 Reading: Nonfiction Edition with Sarah Reinhard