Recent Reviews

On 6/10 Melissa Baker Nguyen wrote: A cold dark place under a bridge in the small community of Orange Beach, Alabama soon becomes a place of hope and light as Jones enters the scene. Jones is a rambling man, a drifter who comes and goes. Everyone knows him and no one knows him. He is known as Garcia, Chen, and Jones, he is both black and ... Book Review! The Noticer
On 4/28 Ryan Markel wrote: To this reviewer’s taste, The Noticer never quite lands on its feet and decides what it wants to be. Is it a fictional story? A non-fictional account of real events (highly doubtful, given the material)? Is it in first-person or third-person? (It switches between the two.) Is it a story or a self-help ... Too much style; not enough substance
On 4/27 Aaron Johnson wrote: "Sometime, all a person needs is a little perpective," the subtitle to Andy Andrews' book, The Noticer, sums up the content of this self-help/personal growth title.Andy Andrews takes time tested self help methods/ideas, and effectively packages them into an engaging story. It is the story of a man named ... The Noticer

On 5/7 Larry Baxter wrote: Andy Stanley is an outstanding communicator well known for clarity and wisdom in his writing and speaking. The Principle of the Path is another excellent book, in which he explains a basic principle that is at work in many aspects of our life. The premise of the book is extremely simple (as Andy states) ... Review - The Principle of the Path
On 5/8 Tracey Brewer wrote: I just finished reading the book The Principle of the Path: How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Bewritten by Andy Stanley, published by Thomas Nelson publishers.I like reading books that challenge me to think, and this one did so. Andy Stanley takes the idea of a road, which always leads ... Book Review: The Principle of the Path
On 5/21 Patricia Janes wrote: This book is not simply another superficial self help book on how to achieve your worldly dreams of financial prosperity, successful career or satisfying marriage. Stanley offers practical and memorable advice on living one’s life based God’s moral principles rather than selfish or emotional desires. ... The Principle of the Path by Andy Stanley

On 5/26 Susanna Berry wrote: What a refreshing experience this was to read. A thriller with no blasphemy, no swearing, and no overtly sexual content which delivered a great read. You can feel the authenticity of the characters and the situations they deal with thanks to the experience of the author Lis Wiehl.There is the main plot-who ... Face of Betrayal
On 5/29 Joe Martino wrote: This book reminded me a lot of an old car I used to own: not very sexy, kind of boring and reliable. It got me where I was going and that was about it. This book isn’t bad. It also is not what I would call good. It just is. It sort of seems like a James Patterson women’s murder club “wannabe.” On ... Not Bad, But Not Good Either
On 5/19 Susan K. Stewart wrote: If you have a long plane flight or train ride, Face of Betrayal by Lis Wiehl, is the book to take with you. Don’t get it for bedtime reading though; you won’t get any sleep. Similar to a news story from several years ago, three friends work together to solve the murder of a young Senate page. The ... Face of Betrayal

On 6/3 Brian McKinley wrote: I have read several books and many articles by John Maxwell. However, “Put Your Dream to the Test” is John Maxwell’s greatest book yet. This is an absolute must read for anyone challenged by discovering, taking hold of, and pursuing their dream. The book walks you through the ten questions for putting your dream(s) to ... Book Review – “Put Your Dream to the Test”
On 4/27 Nolan Bobbitt wrote: Put Your Dream to the Test is a blueprint for dreamers. This book is a practical guide meant to assist in moving your dreams beyond the stage of conception to reality. The book asks the reader to put their dream through the grid of ten rigorous questions to see how well thought out a dream is so that ... Put Your Dream to the Test
On 4/19 MaryAnne Johnson wrote: Posted 04/19/09: Dr. John Maxwell, author of this awesome book: Put Your Dreams To The Test, has devised yet another way for you to reach your dreams. We all have what works and we all know what doesn't - Dr. Maxwell has designed ten questions to ask yourself, to Put Your Dreams To The Test: · The Ownership ... Make YOUR Dreams YOUR Reality!

On 2/3 Laura Davis wrote: Author Dr. David Jeremiah has written a very intriguing book for the times - specifically end times. Dr. Jeremiah, the senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, California, is the author of several best-selling books, and his popular syndicated radio and television Bible-teaching ... What In The World is Going On? 10 Prophetic Clues You Cannot Afford to Ignore
On 11/10 patricia rose wrote: I have just read a wonderful book written by Dr. David Jeremiah, a Pastor in San Diego, California. The title is :What in the world is going on” 10 Prophetic clues you cannot afford to ignore. I found the book to be very informative with scripture and dealing with the modern days news of Israel. ... wonderful book on prophecy
On 12/1 Daniel Goepfrich wrote: My next book review in this series in Dr. David Jeremiah’s latest book on biblical prophecy, What in the World is Going On? Dr. Jeremiah is not new to this subject, and even though I have studied prophecy for quite a long time myself, he is one of my favorite teachers on Bible prophecy, and I ... Book Review: What in the World is Going On?

On 6/3 Kelly Combs wrote: One of the things I love about the Thomas Nelson Blogger Review Program, is the chance to read books for free that I wouldn't normally buy. My book expenses tend to go toward Christian inspirational and Bible study.I'm not a fan of Oprah or Dr. Phil. Truth is, it annoys me when people quote either of ... Book Review - What's Age Got to Do With it?
On 2/6 Tara Robertson wrote: Product Description (from Amazon.com) "I'm 42-years-old, but feel like I'm 62." "I have lost my glow.""I miss the woman I used to be.""I'm so afraid of getting older.""I want to feel healthy and alive again" If you've had these or similar thoughts, you're not alone. Robin McGraw, wife of television ... What's Age Got to do With It by Robin McGraw
On 1/23 Ann Hibbard wrote: I must confess some lack of enthusiasm as I picked up Robin McGraw's book What's Age Got to do with It? I am very particular about the self-help books I read, and I'm also not a huge fan of Robin McGraw or her popular husband "Dr. Phil." Why read it then, you may ask? For two reasons. As a pastor's ... Book Review: What's Age Got to do with It?