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Latter-day Saint Fiction: Three Stories Set Far Apart
Today’s reviews are of three books set far apart geographically. But all three are great to curl up with on a cold, wintry day.
Some Things New: A review of Terryl and Fiona Givens, All Things New
The Givens wish to show that the Restoration that the Lord brought about through the Prophet Joseph Smith represented a decisive theological breakthrough. The true, eternal story of humanity had been lost, even mutilated, and now it was being revealed once again. However, the authors warn, we are at constant risk of backsliding into a theological framework that threatens to stifle the true spirit of our eternal humanity.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Stories of Then and Now
The content, the covers, the time period and the focus of the books I chose to review today are nothing alike, though they are both well written and will appeal to a large cross-section of readers. "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" by E. James Harrison is a contemporary Suspense novel while "A Brush with Love" by Renae Weight Mackley is an Historical Romance.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: A Couple of Captivating Novels
Escape from Namur by Marilyn Brown and Georgana's Secret by Arlem Hawks are two new novels that will capture the reader's attention from start to finish.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Begin the New Year with a Grateful Heart
In keeping with this theme, I decided to review two books that struck me personally as suited to the idea of gratitude.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Christmas Old and New
Each year Christmas comes with a mixture of old and new books, stories, DVDs, and music albums for the holiday. Three picture books, a nostalgic return to an old favorite via the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, and a DVD particularly stand out for me this year.
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Being Right is Overrated
Come Follow Me for Sunday School: “Strengthen the Church”, Doctrine and Covenants 23-26
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Get Lost in an Exciting Adventure
When Lies Matter More Than Facts
Change Your Work Into Something You Love
4 times President Eyring, Elder Holland and other leaders were quoted in a ‘Pickles’ comic strip
Anxiety, Faith and the “Adventure of Love”
