My son had a opportunity to read Young Whit & the Traitors Treasure by Phil Lollar & Dave Arnold. It’s a juvenile fiction adventure chapter book. It has twenty-one chapters that will keep your young readers attention from the beginning until the end. What I liked about the book is that the scene is set in a small town of Provenance, North Carolina. We currently live in Durham, … [Read more...]
Book Review: Not My Jesus By Bob Fabey
Not My Jesus does have the shock factor as soon as you look at the cover art. I know… Imagine the response I got when I decided to show my Christian Caribbean (Jamaican) Mother what I was reading. Her jaw dropped, she covered her mouth, she shrieked, then laughed hysterically and said I want to read it. I did explain that the cover art was indeed controversial however, its … [Read more...]
Book Review: Always Enough, Never Too Much
I was so excited to have the opportunity to review Always Enough, Never Too Much by Jess Connolly & Hayley Morgan. I’m always looking for a good devotional book to keep me encouraged. There are 100 devotions to quit comparing, stop hiding & start living wild and free. The first thing that stood out to me about the book is that it’s a flip book with built in bookmarks to hold … [Read more...]
Book Review: Chasing Grace by Sanya Richards-Ross
From the moment I picked up Chasing Grace by Sanya Richards-Ross it was so hard to put down. I literally read the book within a 48-hr. time frame. I loved that even though I’m NOT an athlete or know the first thing about being a professional track star EVERYTHING in this book is relatable. Sanya takes us on a journey from her childhood in Kingston, Jamaica where she recognized … [Read more...]
Book Review: Real American a Memoir by Julie Lythcott-Haims
I received a free copy of Real American: A Memoir in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. Julie Lythcott-Haims takes you through her childhood, young adulthood and overall life experiences as she tries to identify and find where she fits into the race spectrum. As a product of a bi-racial marriage to an African American father and Caucasian British Mother … [Read more...]