Sweet Sanctuary-Sheila Walsh & Cindy Martinusen Coloma

This book was a very captivating, clean, easy to read book.
I loved its characters and the plot was good.
I didn't find many dry spots, and it only took me about two days to read. (But that's just me being me)

Wren Evans is a beautiful, complicated, inteligent character. The authors made her seem real to me, which is a very good quality about this book. The entire book is very real. You can see that nobody is perfect, and nobody is above anyone else.

There was a little Reading Group Guide at the back of the book, asking a few questions about each chapter that were good to read through.

After reading this book, I carefully placed it on my bookshelf, and forgot to write a review about it. Aren't I just smart?
It wasn't that I didn't like this book enough, I just simply forgot to do it...So like me :)
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"No He Can't" By Kevin McCullough

"My professional life is entangled with that of a man I've never met."
The opening words to the introduction of "No He Can't". I could almost grovel at this authors feet. I knew going into this book that it would be a bit dry. I thought, "It might have a few good points but mostly I want to read about all the evil things Obama has done." (I've never liked this Obama guy.) But when I read what Kevin McCullough uncovered about Obama, it nearly made me sick. All the things that an upright Christian like myself stand for, he's against or has something to say about it. I was astounded at the things I read. Like this paragraph in the introduction;

Obama supported late-term abortions, also properly referred to as partial-birth abortions. But even that was not enough.
When the issue was brought to vote of whether or not unwanted disabled children who had been born despite abortion procedures should be allowed to die from starvations, neglect, and lack of medical care, Barack Obama became the only federally elected officeholder to have ever voted in favor of allowing those children to die.

But I won't give away ALL the good parts. Though in some spots this book was indeed a little dry, I think it might better be suited for adults or someone particularly interested in polictics. Just because I'm not highly educated in that sort of thing, sometimes it's a little over my head. But overall, I really like this book and would reccomend it to someone who wants to learn about all the dirty secrets and underlying lies the government tries to tell us.


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Hello again!

Hey!
Long time no see, huh? 

Well, I've been really busy lately, but I did finish the "Abram's Daughters". A total must-read!! I'm on to "Annie's People" and I really like it. So, some points to look at for the first through third;

1. Is Ben Martin Isaac Hochstetler? In "The Brethren" we were revealed that Ben Martin was adopted when he was four. Isaac was kidnapped when he was four.

2. Did Zeke really do what he says? It's all up in the air by the first of "The Brethren".

3. Will Ben come back for Annie?

4. Will Annie go back to her art?



Now, these are all really good questions, but will they be answered???
Find out in the end!!!


All for now ;)
--Jordyn



P.s, The brand new book from Beverly Lewis is out! The second book in The Rose Trilogy, "The Judgement" is here! What will it bring? Comment if you've read!! And I've heard rumor's of the third, "The Mercy" will be out on September 6, 2011.