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Dr. Michelle Bengtson: 7 Tips for Handling Anxiety
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Book Review: Betsy St. Amant’s Addison Blakely: Confessions of a PK
Last week I said although it wouldn’t be fair to books releasing later this year, I could be ready to announce my favorite books of the year. The non fiction book I loved was I am Second. Today, I can’t wait to tell you about Betsy St. Amant’s Addison Blakely: Confessions of a PK. Sixteen-year-old…
COTT: A Miracle of Hope by Ruth Reid Wins Laurel Award
On October 22, 2014, A Miracle of Hope won Clash of the Titles’ Laurel Award. During a six-week period, the novel’s first 3,500 words were read and judged by avid readers of Christian fiction who determined it to be the worthiest to receive the 2014 Laurel Award. Clash of the Titles extends a heartfelt congratulations…
Thankful for Melissa Foster’s Two-Posts-in-One
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The Underground Book Readers: The Secret Society by Terry Overton
n a recent interview with local public school and community librarians, I was slapped into the reality that our children and youth not only are discouraged from reading the classics we all knew and loved growing up, but in fact in some locations, these books are banned. Yet, on the other hand, many new books…
Book Review: Rachel by Jill Eileen Smith
Can true love overcome a legacy of betrayal? Rachel wants nothing more than for her older half sister Leah to wed and move out of their household. Leah wishes her father would find a good man who would love her alone. Unbeknownst to either of them, Jacob is making his way to their home, trying…
