Archive for March, 2009

Seabird by Sherry Thompson, a review

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

Because the protagonist is a typical 17-year-old girl who is eventually enabled to do brave things, I expect girls will like this book. There is also a minor love-interest, which may widen the appeal. The book also has plenty of action. Sherry Thompson is working on a sequel, Earthbow. I’ll be looking forward to reading it.–Phyllis Wheeler

Interview with Allan Miller: Blog Tour Day 3

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

The older we got, the thinner the selection of GREAT Christian books became. There were some wonderful books, to be sure, but not enough in our opinion. This is one of the driving factors in why we’ve chosen to write the Codebearers Series. In fact, you could say that we are writing these books for ourselves – the 10+ year-old versions of ourselves. These are the kind of stories we loved to read (and still do) These are the stories we believe we’ve been called to write and we hope our work answers that call well. There has been nothing more fulfilling than hearing from a reader or parent about how it connected with them and met that very need.–Allan Miller

Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow, a Review

Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

In short, this is a great book for your middle-grade boys to read. They will like it, and they’ll learn
something about the road to Jesus from it.

Middle-grade reader recommendations

Saturday, March 7th, 2009

So I asked Becky Miller of A Christian Worldview of Fiction what she would recommend, since I didn’t know. She kindly responded. She only knows of Christian fantasy, not science fiction, for that age group. Here is what she recommends: