Natalie Nyquist 4 Minute Read Ah, book love. ‘Tis like no other in the world. Perhaps “love” is not the right term–I use it because of a favorite quote: “Book love, my friend, is your pass to the greatest, the purest, and the most perfect pleasure.” (Anthony Trollope) While obviously hyperbole, reading the world’s best books is a joy like…
Elisabeth Adams 3 Minute Read by Elisabeth A. August 20, 2007 For about four years now, I’ve been making forays into the dense, confusing, nearly impenetrable world of the Hebrew Bible. I started out easily enough: with each English word conveniently underneath the Hebrew, I was practically led by the hand through many of the Psalms. Then I moved on…
Guest Author 4 Minute Read by Elizabeth D. “I don’t think Edmond would have had a chance if he had fought Trumpkin twenty-four hours earlier. But the air of Narnia had begun working upon him ever since they arrived on the island, ad all his old battles came back to him, and his arms and fingers remembered their old skill. He was…
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