Book Review: Rubys Slippers

October 17, 2018 by  
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Written By Leanna Ellis 
Reviewed By Lena Nelson Dooley 

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Imagine…
THE WIZARD OF OZ meets CINDERELLA!

Dottie Meyers–thirty-five and still unmarried–IA a real-life Dorothy Gale, living with her little dog on a small Kansas farm. When a tornado destroys her "somewhere over the rainbow," she's knocked cold and awakens at a recovery facility on the West Coast, where her father (who abandoned her when she was four) has left a mysterious gift.

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Book Review: Prayer Power-30 Days to a Stronger Connection with God

October 15, 2018 by  
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Written by Peter Lundell
Reviewed by J Renee Archer 

Peter Lundell’s book Prayer Power is a guide to creating and building a prayer life.  With thirty concise chapters, this book is a natural fit for a month long study.  The book is divided into five broader categories while each chapter covers a different prayer element. Lundell begins by teaching readers the importance of yearning for God and a close relationship with Him through prayer.  The next step leads to personal growth that will result in a more fulfilling prayer life.  Prayer Power then covers using helps, internal and external.  Several chapters are devoted to spiritual warfare and how that impacts prayer and our relationship with God.  The concluding section pushes the reader to move out of his/her comfort zone to experience prayer in new ways.

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Book Review: The Girl in the Orange Dress

October 13, 2018 by  
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Written by Margot Starbuck 
Reviewed by Shelly Beach 

As an occasional and often half-hearted reader of memoir, I was surprised to find myself engaged from page one by Margot Starbuck’s The Girl in the Orange Dress: Searching for a Father Who Does Not Fail. I was gripped by Starbuck’s thoughtfully-nuanced narrative woven skillfully with poignant humor and refreshing soul-searching. Through Starbuck’s eyes, I saw reflections of the self-doubt I believe lies within all of us.
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Book Review: Sanctuary

October 12, 2018 by  
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Written by Molly Noble Bull 
Reviewed by Elizabeth Ludwig 

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In 1740, Rachel Levin’s loved ones are murdered, and she flees her French village with Huguenot, Pierre Dupre. They take refuge in a church until the military captain who killed her family arrives. The captain wants Rachel as his mistress or he wants her dead. Rachel and Pierre agree to a marriage of convenience and manage to escape. Will they reach Scotland as planned? Or will their lives end on an English countryside?
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Book Review: The Light Across the River

October 12, 2018 by  
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Written by Stephanie Reed
Reviewed by Susan K. Marlow

Johnny Rankin can’t keep a secret. This wouldn’t be such an issue if his family (the true-life Rankin family of Ripley, Ohio) were not involved in the Underground Railroad. Johnny’s “loose tongue” could endanger many lives. Oh, how he wants to help lead slaves to freedom in Canada! But he simply cannot be trusted to keep his mouth shut.

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