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*God’s Attributes by Jill Nelson
By Janie Cheaney
God’s Attributes is an accessible, kid-friendly way to approach the greatness of God as we learn to trust Him.
Endlessly Ever After by Laurel Snyder and Dan Santat
By Janie Cheaney
Endlessly Ever After allows readers to mix and match traditional tales to the tune of catchy rhymes and lavish illustrations
Picture Book Round Up: The Big Wide Welcome, God Cares for Me, Love Is, Rice From Heaven, My Breakfast With Jesus
By Megan Saben
Three picture books remind young listeners to love people as Jesus loves, to show compassion for the sick, and provide an opportunity to see a…
Are Your Books Burdens or Blessings? (How to purge your home library collection to benefit others)
By Betsy Farquhar
“How many bookshelf feet do you need?” This was my husband’s question after I requested some more bookshelves. My response: “I can fill whatever you…
The Woman Who Split the Atom by Marissa Moss
By Janie Cheaney
Brilliant physicist Lise Meitner, overlooked by history, receives her due in this well-written and -illustrated biography.
Bestselling YA: A Look at the 2022 Market
By Janie Cheaney
Aside from one graphic novel romance series, novels about death and murder dominate the current YA scene. Where’s hope?
The Last Mapmaker by Christina Soontornvat
By Janie Cheaney
In The Last Mapmaker, a low-born but spirited girl, an aged craftsman, and high stakes at sea make for a satisfying adventure.
The Elk King by Jenn Discher
By Betsy Farquhar
Can the Elk King guard and protect the animals of Glenariff in the face of treachery? This talking animal story will delight fans of The…
The Serpent Slayer and the Scroll of Riddles by Champ Thornton
By Janie Cheaney
The Serpent Slayer and the Scroll of Riddles adapts adult theology to a middle-grade audience, wrapped in an adventure story.