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Magdalena: Through Her Eyes

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Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to sit at Jesus’ feet and hear him teaching?  What about experiencing his physical healing touch?  What would it have been like to be a female follower of Jesus?  Due to the culture, the experience of a male follower and female follower would have been quite different. Mary Magdalene wasn’t just any woman.  She was a woman possessed by evil spirits who was freed from her bondage by Jesus.  From that day forward, she became a follower of Jesus.  She embraced the new life that she had been given and…

Life of John Knox & Andrew Jackson

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Previously, I have reviewed other books of this series including Life of Washington and Life of Luther.  These books are all published in a way that makes them look old.  They are hardback books that have a leather look to them.  The page edges are not smooth – instead, they look they they are torn and uneven.  This helps with the older book feel.  Since I’ve been impressed with the books thus far, I looked forward to reviewing Life of Andrew Jackson and Life of John Knox. Life of John Knox Book Description: In this fine reproduction of the 1833…

ZGuide: Kit Kittredge

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Let me introduce you to a young lady named Kit Kittredge.  She dreams of being a reporter and having her articles published in the paper.  With the encouragement of her father, she chases after her dreams.  When the Depression hits her family hard, they are forced to make sacrifices, but it doesn’t mean that they need to give up hope. Kit Kittredge is an American Girl movie based upon the books.  The nice thing about American Girl movies is that you also get a bit of a history lesson within the movies.  The Kit Kittredge movie takes place during The…

Review: A Cowboy’s Touch

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Please note: there are two different books available under this title. One is distinctly Christian and a clean romance. The other is, well, not. This particular book is the Christian romance by Denise Hunter. It’s a Woman of Faith fiction book. Abigail Jones is an investigative reporter for her local paper.  When her health starts to fail, her mother sends Abigail to her great aunt’s house for a vacation.  Shortly after arriving, Abigail finds herself in the strange position of being a nanny to a sweet girl she just met.  Soon, she discovers a secret that her employer, Wade, is…

Review: That’s When I Talk to God

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Sometimes, as adults, we forget to teach our kids what prayer really is – it’s talking to God.  We don’t allow or show our kids that we pray all throughout the day.  Or, maybe, we’re not talking to God as we should be, so the kids don’t have an example of pray without ceasing.  Whatever the case, there are times that we need to remember to teach our kids that prayer is not just a ritual.  It’s genuine communication with God. In That’s When I Talk to God, kids will see examples of how they can talk to God in…