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Tomorrow, book lovers around the world will unite to celebrate Book Lovers Day. Whether you enjoy e-books, audiobooks, or books in print, falling on the Sabbath this year makes it the perfect reason to rest and relax with a good book that sh...


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Sometimes, it feels like we’ve made too many poor choices for God to stay with us. Surely, there must be a limit to His love. Time and again, throughout the history of Israel, God has demonstrated that this is a lie. He will be faithful, even when we are not. He will love us, no matter what. And He will forgive us, even when we have to face the consequences of our choices. He...


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This delightful rhyming board book by Sue Irwin makes my heart sing. Every whimsical page of Hey There, Blue Bird, Why Do You Chirp, illustrated by Agnieszka Wajda is filled with brilliant color and joy as each animal responds to the same basic question, “Why do you…(sing, chirp, croak, moo, oink…).” And each answer ties into what that animal enjoys doing. This book ...


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Rachael M. Colby has a heart for reconciliation and a passion to uplift those who serve in tough places. She writes to connect cultures’ questions with Christianity’s answers, inspire faith, and motivate. This Jamaican-born, multi-genre award-winning writer, wife, and mom resides in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, runs on chocolate and a lotta “Help me, Jesus,” and blogs at


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“Mama, I can’t read like the other boys and girls,” my daughter’s face tilted in expectation as she settled her small frame on my lap.

How should I respond? In Heather’s first five years, I had kissed scraped elbows, mended torn teddy bears, and soothed her fears. But I could not solve this problem. My teaching degree and years of experience in the classr...


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