Review: Magic Treehouse “Winter of the Ice Wizard”
I never liked the Magic Treehouse, but I felt I should give it another chance. Here’s my review of Winter of the Ice Wizard.
Book Reviews from a Faithful Perspective
Book Reviews from a Faithful Perspective
Book Reviews from a Faithful Perspective
Faith in Children’s Literature: Method 3
We’ve discussed using allegory and including Biblical values as methods for sharing faith. Today, we’re diving into the genre of Christian children’s books.
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Faith in Children’s Literature: Method 2
This week, we’re delving into method 2 of incorporating faith in kids lit: writing Biblical values into children’s literature.
Book Reviews from a Faithful Perspective
Faith in Children’s Literature: Method 1
How can we write faith back into children’s literature and our schools? In method 1, we’re delving into the world of allegory.
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Review: The New England Romance Collection
This collection of Christian Fiction romance stories was the straw that broke the camel’s back. Here are 2 ways we can vastly improve the genre.
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Review: At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon
I wanted to start this Friday’s review of Christian Fiction with first book in Jan Karon’s Mitford series, At Home in Mitford. What makes the book so great?
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Christian Fiction? Three Ways to Market Your Book of Faith
We’re analyzing the Christian Fiction genre, explicitly Christian fiction in the secular market, and implicitly Christian fiction in the secular market.
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Are Christian Fiction Books Worth Writing?
I spent my college career debating if Christian Fiction books are worth writing. This is the first post in a series debating the pros and cons of the genre.