I started reading this biology text yesterday in the car, and I could not put it down!   My ten year old has been using it as a Science text now in our homeschool for about six weeks, and he tells me he really likes this book and loves biology.  I can see why after reading four chapters straight through.  Mr. Tiner makes the subject of biology come alive and shares so much fascinating information Continue Reading >>

From cover to cover, I finished this book in just two hours yesterday.  A short, old-fashioned biography originally published in 1833 by the American Sunday School Union, The Life of John Knox is a fascinating glimpse into an era I knew nothing about -- the age of the Scottish Reformation. John Knox was a powerful and well-spoken man who was committed to God and had audience with Mary Queen of Continue Reading >>

If you could choose 50 role models for your children, whom would you choose?  You could not do much better then Warren Wiersbe in his book 50 People Every Christian Should Know.  The book is actually a collection of essays which were originally published in a series of magazines.  I read many essays and found each to be inspiring.  These men and women were committed to daily study, evangelism, Continue Reading >>

I would like to preface this review by saying that I did enjoy reading this book.  I really did. It is not what I expected.... This book is incredibly difficult to read.  I kept finding myself putting it down after three pages and trying to digest what I read.  I kept finding myself in need of a dictionary.  That doesn't happen very often to me!  The book contains an innumerable number of Continue Reading >>