Book Reviews
I have a very simple philosophy when it comes to reviewing books: Books don’t get grades.
What that really means is I don’t know how to assign a point system to reviewing books. Five stars? 10/10? There’s no way I can make a rubric for that. So here’s how I review books.
I liked it! (Or I didn’t like)
I think you’ll like it! (Or I think you won’t)
Then I’ll talk about the things I do or don’t like, and if it sounds like an interesting book, check it out!
Check out our collection of book reviews!
Or, if you’re in a rush, check out this Quick List!
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The Brotherband Chronicles (Full Series Review)
Quick Review Companion series to the Ranger’s ApprenticeA fantastic series for young adults, especially for adventurous boysStrong moral characters, hair-raising… Continue reading “The Brotherband Chronicles (Full Series Review)”…
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The Westing Game Book Review
Quick Review One of my favorite puzzle mystery books of all time, but I am left with some questions after… Continue reading “The Westing Game Book Review”…
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Mossflower Book Review
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The Clockwork War Review
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Some Further Notes
As a Christian, I review from the Christian ethic and moral viewpoint.
As a lover of action, adventure and lots more, I might read and enjoy things that you don’t.
What that might mean, is that if you’re not a Christian, you might be okay with things I find questionable. And if you are a Christian, you might be more sensitive to things that I am okay reading (or being contained in books that I read).
For example, I might not praise the sections of a book that has graphic depictions of violence or sex, but I might still recommend the book for the story it tells.
I will probably write a longer post about what I mean by all that, but until then, feel free to reach out with any questions!