Natalie Nyquist 3 Minute Read From kindergarten on, the public library became one of my favorite places–due in part to its abundance of the classic children’s books I loved so much. My first library. Can anything match the adventure of hurrying through the glass doors towards stacks of literary delight? I can still see the location of my favorite books…
Natalie Nyquist 2 Minute Read Every child should have the joy of growing up with Tales of the Kingdom by David and Karen Mains. Along with Tales of the Resistance and its more recent conclusion to the trilogy titled Tales of the Restoration, Kingdom Tales impacted my imagination and memory more than almost any other book besides Narnia. Proof can be found…
Natalie Nyquist 5 Minute Read I rarely re-read books. Except the old favorites like Little Women, Chronicles of Narnia…you know. But to re-read a book written recently–I usually have so many books on my in pile that such is not a luxury I can afford even if I wanted to. Most books are good the first time but I have…
Natalie Nyquist 2 Minute Read Fiction that accurately portrays life for believers in the Far East is rare, but next to Safely Home by Randy Alcorn, Daughter of China by C. Hope Flinchbaugh is my favorite. In many ways, I was able to relate more to Daughter of China because the heroine is just my age–and experiencing so many of…
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