BOOK REVIEW: A Girl’s Guide to Best Friends and Mean Girls
One of the Secret Keeper Girls’ book, A Girl’s Guide to Best Friends and Mean Girls, teaches preteens how to manage relationships with other girls. This is a great guide…
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BOOK REVIEW: Captain Absolutely: Battle against Dr. Relative
Captain Absolutely has become one of my favorite resources to help kids grasp apologetics. There are six villains, each representing an intellectual challenge to Christianity. The main villain is Dr….
BOOK REVIEW: A Young Woman After God’s Own Heart
Elizabeth George’s book, A Young Woman After God’s Own Heart: A teens guide to friends, faith, family and the future, is an ideal read for young women from 13 right…
AUDIO SHOW REVIEW: Down Gilead Lane
A great option for long car trips, Down Gilead Lane is an audio family drama that follows the Morrisons. The family of seven, including mom and dad, is made up…
APP REVIEW: Tucked
Story time app, Tucked, could be the answer to a Christian families’ night time hassle. The app has two settings, one for stories and one for music. In both settings…
BOOK REVIEW: God Gave Us You
With a sweet story and pictures God Gave Us You is ideal for young readers. It followers the journey of a couple as they learn they are pregnant. “Even the…
BOOK REVIEW: That’s Where God Is
Dan and Ali Morrow have written one of the most fun adventures books for kids in That’s Where God Is. This book follows one little boy on his adventure to…
BOOK REVIEW: The Awesome Book of Bible Answers for kids!
Similar to Kathryn Slattery’s If I Could Ask God Anything (2006), Josh McDowell and Kevin Johnson published their Awesome Book of Bible Answers for kids in 2003. The book is…
BOOK REVIEW: Red Rock Mysteries #2: Stolen Secrets
The second book in the Red Rock mysteries series, titled Stolen Secrets, was not as good as the first. While the characters were expanded and we got to see some…
BOOK REVIEW: Jesus Among Other Gods
This book is a wealth of information on apologetics for youth. Ravi Zacharias doesn’t pull punches. It begins with a story about a thrashing his father gave him for skipping school…