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Freedom Stories of the American Revolution for Kids–a Review by Patsy Ledbetter2 days

Freedom Stories of the American Revolution for Kids written by Robert Kowalski and published in 2026 will surprise and enlighten you. I’m sure you have heard many of the stories as a child, but some of the lit...

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ACFW KidLit–a Contest1 week

ACFW KidLit is a chapter in American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW). ACFW KidLit is a terrific organization for writers of children’s literature. They have monthly online teaching times on subjects that writers of children’s ...

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Road Trip Anyone? Take Along The Chronicles of Narnia2 weeks

Family road trip anyone? Christine has great suggestion for something to take along on your trip.

Christine–The last of the suitcases and sleeping bags have been stowed in the back. The last seat belts are buckled. The ...

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Good Books for Graduates–Reviews by Donna Fujimoto3 weeks

Pocket Prayers for Graduates: 40 Prayers That Bring Hope and Direction was written by Max Lucado with Andrea Lucado and was published by Thomas Nelson (2016).

In the introduction to this small but inspirin...

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Abba Means Father1 month

This year in the United States Father’s Day is Sunday, June 21, 2026. With great joy I am posting Carissa’s recommendation for a wonderful book, Good Good Father. It is an allegory that will help children and adults know our heavenly Father better.

Jesus told us that we should call God “Abba” which means Father. According to some theologians, he sh...

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