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April 2008
Send us your current reading recommendations with your comments and a rating of 1 to 5 stars (with 5 being the best!). To make sure other readers will be able to find the book, please include the full title and correct author names (your entry must include these to be eligible to win).
This contest period, one winner will receive SEARCHING FOR SPICE by Megan DiMaria. To put your name in the hat, submit your current reading list and ratings by completing the form here.
Last contest period's winner received BETRAYED by Jeanette Windle.
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Healing Stones by Nancy Rue |
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Rating: 4 Stars |
This story is deals with guilt, forgiveness, and healing. It is an entertaining read and a free therapy session wrapped up in one package. |
Susan Burnash (susen123@yahoo.com) |
A Finger in the Water by Lee Schulstad |
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Rating: 4 Stars |
I had the great pleasure of reading this book just after it was released a month or so ago. I was fascinated by the concept of what would happen if an angel fell to earth, was nearly run over by some woman trying to escape her "not so terrible" life, and was invited to go along on the ride because she thought he was some kind of monk. Would she fall in love with him anyway? Would he fall in love with her? Can Angels fall in love? Is this the true definition of unrequited love? These were certainly not concepts I have ever thought about before reading this book, but I certainly have since. I love that this is about real beings (whether Angelic or not) and what they do when faced with looking within to make some tough decisions about what they want and what they are willing to do to get it. Whether you are a spiritual person or just like the idea of an unusual plot line, this is a great book to read. It's fun, well written and definitely pushes you to finding out what will happen at the end. I wanted to cheat but I didn't. I was sad when it was over but I get the feeling this author will be writing something else soon equally provocative. Great first book!!! |
Nici Suchanek |
Heaven and Hell by Kenneth Zeigler |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
I had a hard time putting this book down. It gave a biblical glimpse of what it will be like to enter Heaven and, unfortunately, hell also. |
Mary |
At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
I am reading this for the second time and loving re-visiting all of the folks of Mitford. The relaxation of this read is a must for all! Take me away, Mitford..... |
LMN |
March by Geraldine Brooks |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
An amazing book that deserved all the accolades and prizes. |
Rita bulington (grandview9956@mintel.net) |
Doesn't She Look Natural? by Angela Hunt |
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Rating: 4 Stars |
This book started out slowly for me, but got better toward the end. I like the subject matter the author chose. Death and the funeral business is a very important part of our culture and our faith. It's nice to see it addressed and in a way that ties in our faith. |
D. Lohrding |
The Confident Woman by Joyce Meyer |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
A great to-the-point book that makes you wonder what made you think you weren't confident in the first place. She spells it out so simply. |
Debbie |
A Garden of Friends by Penny Pierce Rose |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
Our Women's Book Discussion Group is currently reading A GARDEN OF FRIENDS. We alternate between Christian fiction and non-fiction. This non-fiction title is a great companion to the fiction title that we read last month, THE YADA YADA PRAYER GROUP. Friendship is such a precious gift that God gives to women, and if we cultivate those friendships like flowers in our garden, nurturing the different needs of each one, they will bloom and last for years. The different flowers (friends) provide a variety of color, shape, and aroma in our lives. As I've read the book, I have been awestruck by how easily I've seen my friends in the different flowers that the author describes by their characteristics. I highly recommend this easily read title. |
Harry Ludwig |
Reformed Dogmatics, Vol.1: Prolegomena by Herman Bavinck |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
A worthy shelf companion to A. W. Brakel. |
Sherrie Gil |
Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
Best book I have read! |
Maria Mullins (arise321@msn.com) |
When We All Get To Heaven by JMS Bell |
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Rating: 5 Stars |
A, fast-reading, Christian love story that satisfies the reader's thirst for drama, romance, laughter, tears, suspense and inspiration. Your attention is held from start to finish with the story of a young woman's fall from grace and her restoration at the feet of Jesus. Well worth the read. |
Jenn S. |
Talk of the Town by Lisa Wingate |
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Rating: 4 Stars |
As always, Lisa Wingate's books are so easy to just fall into. You get to know and love the characters, and the town featured becomes a place you'd like to visit.
I found myself laughing so hard that I was crying in several parts of this book. But, there were also some deep parts, where I was really moved.
Ms. Wingate is an excellent author, and I highly recommend everything she's written! |
Jenn S. |
The Beautiful Fight by Gary Thomas |
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Rating: 4 Stars |
I found out about this book through the Faithful Reader website, and am so glad I did! I got my library to order a copy.
I was seeking to know God better, and I got that and more from this book. The writing is deep, but if you stick with it, you can really learn a lot.
The best thing I learned from this book was that Jesus still is the reigning Lord of this planet --- He didn't go up to heaven, and leave us to fend for ourselves. He's still actively working in this world!
Also, I liked that Mr. Thomas encourages the readers to live their faith "out loud". :-)
Highly recommended! |
CONTEST RULES
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HOW TO WIN: ONE winner will be randomly selected from all entries by the staff of FaithfulReader.com. Entries must be received by noon on May 11, 2008. FaithfulReader.com is not responsible for entries lost or delayed or not received for any other reason, or for errors in the entry forms or the rules. FaithfulReader.com reserves the right to announce the winner on FaithfulReader.com and publish any materials submitted as part of the entries. FaithfulReader.com will own the copyright to any such material published on the website. Winners also agree that FaithfulReader.com can promote and publicize the winners' entries in appropriate promotion and press materials. In the event the Potential Winner is a Canadian resident, he/she (or, if winner is a minor, his/her parent or legal guardian) will be required to correctly answer a time-limited skill testing mathematical question to be administered by mail to receive the prize.
PRIZES: FaithfulReader.com will notify the randomly selected winners. The winners have 30 days after notification to respond for collection of the prize. The winners will receive the prize selection specified for that prize period chosen by the staff of FaithfulReader.com.
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