Children
Are You A Wemmick, Too?
I’m a Wemmick! Oh no, and I tried so hard not to be. Still, not only am I a Wemmick, but I’m a Wemmick whose box of gray dots is almost empty. Argh! A couple weeks ago, I told you about the story You Are Special, by Max Lucado. A story of a wooden manoverwrought … Continue reading
Whose Review Should You Let Stick?
A few years ago a woman read the book You Are Special, by Max Lucado to our homeschool group. Yes, this is a children’s book and we were all adults. She wasn’t recommending the story for us to read to our children. She was recommending this book for us as homeschoolers. Now, I’m recommending it … Continue reading
A Painted Man
Today we’re continuing the Fiction Fun theme, Unusual Meetings. Please comment at the bottom and tell us, would you date this man and why???? A Painted Man Daniel glared at Craig as the side door to his brother’s Rancher-Style home opened. “Remind me why I’m doing this.” Craig widened the door to let him … Continue reading
Thankful for His Sovereignty
As I struggle for ideas of what to write on my appointed posting day for this website, and I run through the possibilities of joining the “thankful” crowd of bloggers while considering all I need to do to prepare for the upcoming holiday, I just came up blank. I wanted to do something different, but … Continue reading
Heaven is For Real, For Kids—A Review
Many readers will have heard of the original book Heaven is For Real, which though told by the young Colton Burpo, is written for adults. This is the picture book version for children, the story of a young boy who visited heaven while his parents were in the hospital waiting room, fearing for his life. … Continue reading
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