Books based on the Book ought to be included in every family library. Here are three new kids’ devotionals to consider for the new year.
Posts Categorized: Book Reviews
Book Review—The Christmas Quest
I will say at the start that I love SO very much about this new book about the wise men and their journey to find Jesus. First off, it’s fun, and sometimes humorous, with just the right amount of lively rhyming text plus bright illustrations with wonderful details and facial expressions (even on the animals!).
My 2021 Christmas Booklist
Books make great gifts and add to the enjoyment of any celebration season. There’s something for every family on this Christmas list, I promise.
Book Review—’Twas the Season of Advent
Hoping not to stress out this holiday season? Looking for ways your children can experience Christmas wonder that doesn’t depend on presents under the tree? This week I’m reviewing three new books to use during Advent to help moms and kids find that often elusive Christmas peace we all want. Here’s my review of the…
Book Review—Joyous Advent: Family Christmas Devotional
Hoping not to stress out this holiday season? Looking for ways your children can experience Christmas wonder that doesn’t depend on presents under the tree? This week I’m reviewing three new books to use during Advent to help moms and kids find that often elusive Christmas peace we all want. Here’s review #2. Anyone looking…
Simply Christmas—A Busy Mom’s Guide to Reclaiming the Peace of the Holidays
Hoping not to stress out this holiday season? Looking for ways your children can experience Christmas wonder that doesn’t depend on presents under the tree? This week I’m reviewing three new books to use during Advent to help moms and kids find that often elusive Christmas peace we all want. Let’s start with Simply Christmas…
Book Review—The Acrostic of God: A Rhyming Theology for Kids
You already know that your kids can memorize anything set to music, or anything with a beat. Right? Well, I don’t know if I can call rap music, but it definitely has a beat. So can kids learn basic theology concepts conveyed as a rap? Of course they can.
Book Review—Any Time, Any Place, Any Prayer
Most of us would probably say we learned to pray first by example and then by actually praying. This new book makes a good companion for today’s children who are learning to pray.
Book Review—Kids’ Guide to Exploring the Bible
Want to help kids dig into Bible study? Ignite their motivation. Provide the tools and techniques they’ll need and lead some practice sessions. Same things you’d do if you were taking kids along on an archaeological dig—the motif for the new book Kids’ Guide to Exploring the Bible: Tools, Techniques, & Tips for Digging into…
Book Review—Anxious for Nothing: Living Above Anxiety and Loneliness
This just-out version for tweens and young teens is organized around the acronym CALM, the author’s prescription for calming anxiety and fears: Celebrate God’s goodness Ask God for help Look on the bright side (Give thanks) Meditate (Think about good things) There’s no fluff or cheesiness here, no simplistic answers. Instead, young readers will find…
