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April, 2011  // Posts published in April, 2011

29 Apr Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: The Map Across Time

Review: The Map Across Time

The Map Across Time by C.S. Lakin Reviewed by Lori Twichell, Radiant Lit Genre: religious, fantasy , YA Publisher: Living Ink Books Publication Dates: March 4, 2011 Adin has the world on his shoulders and he’s not sure what he’s supposed to do with it. As the son of the King of Sherbourne, he is...

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28 Apr Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: The One Day Way: Today is All the Time You Need to Lose All the Weight You Want

Review: The One Day Way: Today is All the Time You Need to Lose All the Weight You Want

The One Day Way: Today is All the Time You Need to Lose All the Weight You Want by Chantal Hobbs Reviewed by Julia Novoa, Radiant Lit Genre: Non-Fiction, Self-Help Publisher: WaterBrook Press Publication Dates: 2009 Chantal Hobbs is awe-inspiring for many reasons. The two that stood out to me the most when reading her...

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27 Apr Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: Caleb’s Crossing

Review: Caleb’s Crossing

Caleb’s Crossing by Geraldine Brooks Reviewed by Julia Novoa, Radiant Lit Genre: romance, historical fiction Publisher: Viking Publication Dates: 2011 (Advanced Review) At the end of Caleb’s Crossing, the protagonist, Bethia Mayfield, states that her life was a ‘dissonant and tragical lament.’ However, there is nothing lamentable about the time and research Brooks put into...

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26 Apr Posted by in Reviews | 1 comment

Review: Angel Sister

Review: Angel Sister

Angel Sister by Ann H. Gabhart Review by: Melissa J. MacDonald, Radiant Lit Genre: Historical Fiction Publisher: Revell Date: February 2011 Middle daughter, Kate Merrit, is doing her best to keep her family together. Life is hard, growing up in 1936 in Kentucky. Her father is struggling with alcoholism, her mother is just trying to...

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25 Apr Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: Dewey the Library Cat

Review: Dewey the Library Cat

Dewey the Library Cat by Vicki Myron with Bret Witter Reviewed by Tish Hagee-Tucker, Radiant Lit Genre: Biography Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Publication Dates: April 12, 2011 This version of Dewey the Library Cat is geared toward a younger reading audience and includes full-color photos that will win over readers of any...

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22 Apr Posted by in Reviews | 1 comment

Review: Water for Elephants

Review: Water for Elephants

Jacob Jankowski is a grumpy old man with more than a lifetime’s share of adventures. At the ripe old age of 90 (or is it 93? He can never remember for sure.) he’s seen more than the average person will ever experience in their lives and most of it happened in just a short few...

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22 Apr Posted by in Articles | 1 comment

Looking for Edward Cullen? He’s not in Water for Elephants.

Looking for Edward Cullen? He’s not in Water for Elephants.

If you live on planet Earth, you probably know who Robert Pattinson is. Star of the bajillion dollar Twilight phenomenon, the young actor has another new movie hitting the screens that has him starring opposite a pretty blonde girl instead of a brunette and an elephant instead of a wolf. Water for Elephants is slated...

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21 Apr Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: Breathe

Review: Breathe

Breathe by Lisa T. Bergren Review by: Melissa J. MacDonald, Radiant Lit Genre: historical fiction Publisher: David C. Cook Date: September 2009 Crushed by the loss of her four younger brothers to the very disease that is taking her own life, Odessa St. Clair is sent by her father to Colorado Springs, Colorado to find...

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20 Apr Posted by in Interviews | Comments

An interview with author Denise Hunter

An interview with author Denise Hunter

Q: Have you always wanted to be a writer?  When did you first begin to write? I’ve always been an avid reader, but I didn’t start dreaming about writing a novel until I was in my early twenties.  By then I was married and busy pursuing a degree.  I put writing on the back burner...

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19 Apr Posted by in Sneak Peeks | Comments

Sneak Peek: That’s When I Talk to God

Sneak Peek: That’s When I Talk to God

ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Dan and Ali Morrow are parents of two wonderful daughters. When they’re not writing children’s books, they like to go on adventures around their Colorado home. They are the authors of That’s Where God Is (2010), their first children’s release. Visit the authors’ website. ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR: Cory Godbey illustrates, animates, and...

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