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Adored: 365 Devotions for Young Women–a Review by J. D. Rempel
Working in youth ministries, my heart squeezes with sorrow and fills with compassion as I see all of the things our youth face today. They are surrounded by the world’s standards and expectations,...
Nick Newton Is Not A Genius–a Review by J. D. Rempel
Nick Newton Is Not A Genius is a steampunk (science fiction set in Victorian times which emphasizes historical or imagined steam-powered technology) chapter book for middle grade readers. It is...
Hudson Taylor–a Review by J. D. Rempel
Hudson Taylor: Deep in the Heart of China is a biography by Janet & Geoff Benge and published by YWAM Publishing (1998). Hudson Taylor grew up in a Christian home in the 19th century, but he was...
The Prince Warriors–a Review by J. D. Rempel
In The Prince Warriors, Xavier and Evan and their friends, Brianna and Levi, are transported to the world of Ahoratos. A cloaked figure named Ruwach leads them to a cave where he gives them armor...
Oxygen–a Review by J. D. Rempel
OXYGEN by John B. Olson and Randall Ingermanson is a science fiction novel about a mission to Mars. The story immerses the reader in the world of NASA, the lives of its astronauts, and space travel....
Lightbearer: The Lorica Prophecies–a Review by J. D. Rempel
Lightbearer: The Lorica Prophecies was written by Marcy Weydemuller and published through Helping Hands Press (2014). It is a fantasy novel for YA. Jonne, who is on his way to his choosing...
Christmas Novellas: Finding Father Christmas and Engaging Father Christmas–Reviews by J. D. Rempel
In Finding Father Christmas by Robin Jones Gunn and published by FaithWords (2009), Miranda Carson journeys to England in hopes of finding her father. A photo in her mother’s belongings takes her to...
Jotham’s Journey–a Review by J. D. Rempel
Jotham’s Journey by Arnold Ytreeide is a storybook for Advent. It begins with an explanation of Advent, its history and Advent customs. The author shares how his family practices Advent and how your...
With Every Letter–a Review by J. D. Rempel
In With Every Letter by Sarah Sundin, Lt. Mellie Blake, a shy Filipino nurse, is forced to participate in an anonymous letter writing campaign to boost the morale of the troops during World War II....